Vladimir Zelensky for the first time made it possible to provide security guarantees to Russia as part of a future agreement to end the war in Ukraine, the "Financial Times" reports. In the past, Kiev and its allies have rejected such demands from Moscow, seeing them as an attempt by Russia to regain a sphere of influence. Now the position of the Ukrainian leadership, according to the publication, is changing against the background of concerns about the rapprochement between the United States and Russia. Kyiv is also concerned about the economic agreements being discussed between Washington and Moscow. Among the possible areas of cooperation, FT counts oil projects, air traffic restoration and cooperation in the field of titanium production.