White House Considering Deals with Russia Before End of Ukraine Conflict: New York Times

Dragon Media News Desk

The White House is considering the possibility of reaching certain agreements with Russia before the conflict in Ukraine comes to an end, according to The New York Times.

An American official cited by the newspaper said such agreements could demonstrate the seriousness of Washington’s intention to reset relations with Moscow. The official did not provide details about the specific areas in which possible agreements could be reached.

The report suggests that Washington may be exploring opportunities for dialogue or cooperation with Moscow in selected areas without making them entirely dependent on a final settlement of the Ukraine conflict. However, the reported discussions should be viewed as possibilities under consideration rather than as agreements already reached or formally announced US policy.

If pursued, such an approach could represent a significant development in US-Russia relations, which have remained deeply strained amid the conflict in Ukraine and broader disagreements between Washington and Moscow.