According to a report by Bloomberg, the Kremlin has developed proposals that suggest Russia could reintroduce the dollar in a broader economic partnership with the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump. This information is based on an internal document from Russia that has circulated among officials in the government. The memorandum outlines seven points that highlight potential economic benefits for both Russia and the United States as a peace agreement to end the war in Ukraine may be reached.

However, the extent to which Russia has actively promoted the proposals mentioned in the document during negotiations with the U.S. over ending the conflict is unclear. The submission includes suggestions for long-term aviation agreements for modernizing Russian aircraft, potentially involving participation from U.S. companies. It also proposes collaborative projects in the oil and liquefied natural gas sectors, as well as the return of American businesses to the Russian market.

The implications of these proposals could be significant, as they may indicate Russia's desire to strengthen its ties with the United States despite the ongoing tensions stemming from the Ukraine conflict. This approach could also represent a strategic shift, potentially isolating Russia further from China, which has maintained a close partnership with Moscow. The response from the United States to these proposals could shape not only the future of U.S.-Russia relations but also influence broader geopolitical dynamics.