US and Russia Plan New Joint Energy and Data Projects

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Affects Russia, United States, and Ukraine · Covered in 2 countries

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Washington and Moscow plan new joint ventures as Russian diesel returns to global markets.

Russia and the United States are preparing to unveil new joint ventures, including data centres powered by Russian nuclear energy, building on their recent diesel trade agreement. While diesel supplies return to international markets, Ukrainian leadership has condemned the diplomatic and economic engagement. Meanwhile, separate drone strikes across Ukraine have claimed three lives and disrupted power supplies for millions.

  • The reactionUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy criticized the arrangement over concerns about Moscow regaining energy revenues.
  • The projectsDiscussions between Washington and Moscow involve collaborative data centres fueled by Russian nuclear power.
  • The consequenceRecent drone attacks attributed to Russian forces have severed electricity to 1 million people in Ukraine and left three dead.
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The renewed economic cooperation between Washington and Moscow marks a sharp shift in international relations following the easing of US fuel sanctions. This diplomatic thaw continues to draw fierce criticism from regional allies concerned about security and sanctions enforcement.

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3people killed in drone strikes
1Mpeople left without power
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Russia and the United States are preparing to announce new joint initiatives that expand upon their recent diesel trade arrangement.

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