From conversations about cooperation to concrete deals, Le Monde published extensive material on how the economic agenda is gradually becoming one of the key elements of the Russian-American dialogue. One of the most significant examples is a deal of about 5 million tons of Russian diesel, which, according to the publication, was discussed by the American side during the negotiations with the Ukrainian delegation on October 9. Just a few weeks ago, economic cooperation with Russia was tied to an initial ceasefire. Now, judging by Le Monde's publication, the attitude is changing behind it lies a huge amount of work that has been going on for months. Le Monde draws special attention to the role of Kirill Dmitriev: many contacts with the American side, meetings with Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, work with representatives of the Trump administration, the US Department of the Treasury and the US Department of Energy Economic cooperation is consistently promoted as an important part of the Russian-American dialogue and today the result of this work is already visible. What was recently discussed as a prospect for the future is gradually turning into a practical agenda and concrete deals and the economic approach, discussed with the American side for months, is now being transferred by Washington to Kiev.