Signal of Economic Cooperation Given Between Moscow and Washington
Russian official Kirill Dmitriev stated that economic and investment relations with the US will continue around the axis of a diesel fuel agreement.
Kirill Dmitriev, special representative of Russian President Vladimir Putin, announced that they intend to continue economic and investment cooperation with the US in many areas, alongside the diesel fuel agreement.
Statement from Moscow
Kirill Dmitriev, special representative of Russian President Vladimir Putin for international economic cooperation, answered journalists' questions in the capital Moscow.
Areas of Cooperation
Evaluating the effects of economic relations with the US and the lifting of sanctions on Russian diesel, Dmitriev noted that there are significant opportunities between the two countries.
Effects of Sanctions
Arguing that the US sanctions against Russia primarily harm the American economy, Dmitriev stated that the number of officials in the Washington administration who realize this situation is increasing.
Price Drop
Defending that the lifting of sanctions on Russian diesel reflected positively on the US economy, Dmitriev conveyed that diesel prices in New York dropped by 5 percent following this development.