US and Russia Discuss Oil Deals in the Context of Peace Talks
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The White House and the Kremlin are considering the possibility of restoring a joint venture involving the largest American and Russian oil companies after the war ends. This is reported by the Financial Times, citing its own sources. The journalists present this information as part of broader discussions taking place during peace negotiations in Ukraine.
It is not clear from the available data at what stage these negotiations are or whether specific terms have already been agreed. The matter concerns the possible resumption of cooperation that existed before the start of the full-scale war. Previously, major Western oil companies, including American ones, had joint projects with Russian enterprises, but after 2022 most of them withdrew from Russia.
For Ukraine, it is important to monitor how the negotiations will affect issues of security, sanctions, and the future of the energy market. So far, no official decisions on oil deals have been announced. Further developments will depend on the outcome of the negotiations and the positions of all parties.
Sources: ZN.ua
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