The lifting of some U.S. sanctions would likely significantly improve Russia's current economic circumstances.

The United States government is actively considering lifting some sanctions on Russia as part of a plan to improve relations between Washington and Moscow. President Donald Trump has directed officials from the State Department and the Treasury Department to draft a list of sanctions that could be eased.

Donald Trump is reportedly drawing plans to give Russia sanctions relief, sources have said. We'll be bringing you the latest updates on this Breaking Politics News story.

US officials are expected to discuss the proposals with Russian representatives in the coming days, according to Reuters.

The US is planning potential sanctions relief for Russia to rebuild diplomatic ties and resolve the Ukraine conflict. The White House has directed state and treasury departments to outline specific sanctions reductions targeting entities and individuals.

The European Commission is studying ways to help Ukraine provide satellite communications in the event of restricted access to the Starlink network. Meanwhile, the United States is considering easing anti-Russian sanctions.

Donald Trump is reportedly considering lifting US sanctions on Russia and has ordered a halt to American military aid to Ukraine until President Volodymyr Zelensky engages in "good-faith" negotiations

The United States is preparing a proposal to potentially ease sanctions on Russia as President Donald Trump works to restore diplomatic ties and negotiate an end to the war in Ukraine, a U.S. official and another source familiar with the discussions told Reuters.

President Donald Trump has paused military aid to Ukraine, in a move to bring Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to the negotiating table for a peace deal, following the leaders' heated meeting at the White House last week.

The United States is considering easing anti-Russian sanctions amid President Donald Trump's efforts to restore relations with Moscow, Reuters reports. According to the media outlet's sources, the White House has asked the State Department and the Treasury Department to compile a list of sanctions that could be eased.