To establish "closer" communication: the US is planning to cooperate with Russian "Gazprom" - Bloomberg

In trying to achieve his own goals, the Kremlin head tries to delay the process of laying peace, thus pushing the White House to new steps towards. At the same time, the United States is already preparing for new attempts to establish a "closer" connection with the Kremlin, including cooperation with the Russian energy giant Gazprom. This was reported by Bloobmerg on March 13.

"The United States is studying the possibilities of cooperation with the energy giant of PJSC" Gazprom "over global projects, which is a step towards establishing closer ties with the Kremlin in an attempt to enter into a peace agreement," - writes the newspaper, citing Russian and European officials.

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It is also unknown whether the Donald Trump administration is involved in establishing such cooperation. According to the publication, discussing cooperation with Gazprom is still in the initial stages. The Kremlin head Vladimir Putin, meanwhile, hints in his statements about possible economic cooperation between the United States and Russia. He spoke about it in particular during his briefing in Moscow on March 13.

And on February 25, Donald Trump himself wrote about "important negotiations" on economic cooperation with the Kremlin on February 25, but did not report the details. At the same time, the White House did not continue exclusion from the sanction regime for a general license to buy Russian oil. In this way, the United States made it impossible to have a "loophole" for Russian banks that have processed payments from Europe for the sale of oil resources. The focus learned about this on March 13.