Trump Suggests Trade Deals Before War Ends
The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump is considering signing trade deals with Russia before the end of the war in Ukraine, marking a shift from a previous promise not to engage in such dealings until the conflict is resolved. The goal is to strengthen relations and encourage Moscow to push for peace by enticing it with potential contracts in sectors like metals, energy, and joint ventures, despite the continuation of strict American sanctions on Russia's energy sector. This approach comes amid increasing legislative pressure on Moscow, with the possibility that President Trump may sign laws imposing high tariffs and sanctions on Russian officials, aiming to weaken Russian forces and make progress in negotiations. However, Ukrainian-Russian talks have stalled, and military tensions are escalating.
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