< IMG SRC = "https://img.tsn.ua/cted/376/tsn-86026451a4bd5b82b0f7aa9436a E117B/Thumbs/1036x648/91/CA/EBCCA4AE7FE205F53A49FDCB65CA91.jpeg " />~ 60 >< strong > sources of publication claim that proposals are being prepared to remove restrictions from individual Russian companies and individuals, including some oligarchs. ~ 60 >~ 60 > USA They are developing a plan for a possible weakening of sanctions against the Russian Federation, since President Donald Trump seeks to resume relations with Moscow and achieve the termination of war in Ukraine. < p > < p > writes Reuters with reference to his own sources.
< p > according to sources, the White House instructed the State Department and the Ministry of Finance to prepare a list of sanctions that can be softened so that American officials could discuss this issue with Russian representatives in the coming days as part of broad negotiations between Moscow to improve diplomatic and economic relations.
~ 60 > sources of the publication argue that sanctions departments are preparing proposals for lifting restrictions from individual Russian companies and individuals, in particular some oligarchs. ~ 60 >~ 60 > Development of the so -called “sanctions options” – standard practice for officials engaged in sanctic policy. However, the fact that the White House specially invited such a document in recent days indicates that Trump and its advisers are seriously considering the possibility of mitigating sanctions as part of a potential agreement with Moscow.
< p > it was not yet clear what Washington could achieve in exchange for weakening sanctions.< p > White House, the State Department, the US Department of Finance and the Russian Embassy in Washington abstained comments from the authors of the article
< p > according to experts, Trump may issue a decree that will proceed to the process of weakening of some sanctions. However, to remove certain restrictions, he needs the consent of the Congress, explains John Smith, the former head of the US Department of Finance (OFAC). reuters that after the start of a full -scale invasion in 2022, Russia was able to rebuild the economy for military rails, increasing the cost of defense and industrial production. However, analysts note that the economy of the Russian Federation remains vulnerable and is in dire need of weakening of Western sanctions.< p > in turn, Russia assures that it is open for economic cooperation. Last week, the Kremlin said that Russia has many deposits of rare -earth metals and is ready to conclude agreements on their development after Putin announced the possibility of such cooperation with the United States.
< p > However, any official economic agreement with Moscow is likely to require a number of sanctions from the United States. < p > the publication recall that Trump sought to conclude an agreement with Ukraine on minerals, as compensation for billions of dollars of US assistance. However, after the explosive meeting of Trump and the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky in the oval office on Friday, the agreement was not signed. similar topics:more news
