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The United States and Russia are discussing the possibility of restoring joint oil projects, supplying energy to Europe, and cooperating in other sectors as a potential incentive to end the war against Ukraine. However, no final agreements have been reached, and their implementation would depend on the terms of a peace settlement, the positions of European countries, and the willingness of American companies to return to the Russian market.
This is reported by the Financial Times, citing sources familiar with the negotiations. According to the publication, Washington is considering economic arrangements as one possible incentive for the Kremlin to agree to end the war against Ukraine.
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