“Everyone should make concessions.” The United States called the condition of abolishing sanctions against Russia Rubio.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the cancellation or strengthening of sanctions against Russia would depend on the resolution of the situation in Ukraine.

“All sanctions are the result of this conflict. They were exactly introduced because of him. To put an end to any conflict, all parties must make concessions.

We will not determine what should be in advance and of course we will not discuss today or during a press conference. ”

Rubio called Washington’s main goal as a search for a solution that will end the conflict and at the same time “fair, long -term, stable and acceptable for all parties”.

Foreign Minister, especially after the beginning of the European Union, “there are other parties,” bringing sanction restrictions against Moscow, he added.

“At some point, the European Union will have to sit at the negotiating table, because they have sanctions,” he said.

US Department of State Representative Tammy Bruce emphasizedIn addition to the expectations of cooperation in the United States and Russia’s common geopolitical interests, he agreed to examine the economic and investment opportunities that will çıkan When the conflict is successful ”.

February 15 Russia Foreign Ministry reportedThe head of the episode was talking to Sergey Lavrov on the phone with Rubio. The parties agreed to maintain communication for the abolition of trade, economic and investment restrictions between countries.

Not discussed yet

Russian Direct Investment Fund President Kirill Dmitriev said Russia and US delegations did not discuss the cancellation of direct sanctions in Saudi Arabia.

“The sanctions were not on the negotiating table. This was a process of how to move forward, some common economic steps we can take in the future, and certainly a solution to various political issues. ”

At the same time, Dmitriev stressed that both countries are “open to cooperation and ready to participate in economic and investment activities”.

Before the negotiations RDIP President announcedThat Russia and the US are at the beginning of dialogue on sanctions.

“I think it is very important to establish a dialogue and to say: colleagues, sanctions hit American companies more than they hit Russia,” he said.

Publish International Affairs Committee Alexei Chepa Vice President Alexei Chepa “Rising” He expressed confidence that “everything has already changed”.

“Sanctions will weaken, there will be a certain heating, but the sanctions will not disappear, because many of them will be extremely useful and support for American companies, and may even strengthen something.

But what excites ordinary citizens – these are travel and so on. They will probably be allowed to pay Russian cards abroad. ”

Tightening of sanctions against petroleum from the Russian Federation

The European Finance Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis made sure that the EU would not cancel anti -Russian sanctions even if Washington did Washington.

“Given the policy of the new US administration, the EU must take its own security problems in its own hands, which also applies to the sanction policy. You know that the work continues in the 16th package ”- in question Dombrovskis.

Currently, EU countries are working on the 16th sanction package against the Russian Federation. According to David O’s Special sanctions, restrictions promotional 50 in relation to the category of goods. Brussels will also continue to work with Kazakhstan to intervene in the deviation of restrictions.

At the same time, G7 countries (USA, England, Germany, France, Italy, Canada and Japan) countries think that the maximum price level for Russian oil is likely to reduce. It is assumed that this step will increase the costs of military operations for Russia and “encourage negotiations in a serious world”.

Both documents are planned to be published on the third anniversary of the start of the special operation of the RF Armed Forces on 24 February.

Now the price of prices is determined as $ 60 per barrel.