The US and Russia are discussing oil deals as part of the Ukraine negotiations. Financial Times According to the sources of the publication, the White House and the Kremlin propose that after the end of the war it will be possible to renew a joint venture between American and Russian oil companies off the coast of Sakhalin. The possibility of involving large American companies in the plan to renew Russian oil sales to Europe through the Druzhba oil pipeline was also discussed. The publication calls the potential fuel deals part of a broader US strategy to end the war, and could become an incentive for Russia to participate in negotiations. The newspaper writes that Trump's special envoy Witkoff discussed possible business deals with Putin during a meeting in St. Petersburg in early September. The Financial Times draws attention to photos of Witkoff's visit published by the Kremlin: one of the photos included a sheet of paper with the special envoy's notes, among which journalists noticed the phrase "business deals." The discussions also proposed to partially restore to American airlines the ability to use Russian airspace for transit flights. In addition, Washington may consider renewing cooperation between American companies and Russian companies in the production and supply of titanium. One of the publication's sources said that we are talking, in particular, about a post-war economic model designed to ensure growth and long-term investment opportunities for Ukraine, as well as the potential prospects for economic cooperation with Russia in the post-war period.

The US and Russia are discussing oil deals as part of the Ukraine negotiations. Financial Times According to the sources of the publication, the White House and the Kremlin propose that after the end of the war it will be possible to renew a joint venture between American and Russian oil companies off the coast of Sakhalin. The possibility of involving large American companies in the plan to renew Russian oil sales to Europe through the Druzhba oil pipeline was also discussed. The publication calls the potential fuel deals part of a broader US strategy to end the war, and could become an incentive for Russia to participate in negotiations. The newspaper writes that Trump's special envoy Witkoff discussed possible business deals with Putin during a meeting in St. Petersburg in early September. The Financial Times draws attention to photos of Witkoff's visit published by the Kremlin: one of the photos included a sheet of paper with the special envoy's notes, among which journalists noticed the phrase "business deals." The discussions also proposed to partially restore to American airlines the ability to use Russian airspace for transit flights. In addition, Washington may consider renewing cooperation between American companies and Russian companies in the production and supply of titanium. One of the publication's sources said that we are talking, in particular, about a post-war economic model designed to ensure growth and long-term investment opportunities for Ukraine, as well as the potential prospects for economic cooperation with Russia in the post-war period.