The Trump administration reportedly proposed three economic incentives to Russia during negotiations for a limited ceasefire covering Ukraine’s energy infrastructure or maritime activity. Citing Ukrainian officials familiar with the discussions, The New York Times reported that proposals included releasing billions in frozen Russian state assets, facilitating a sale involving oil company Lukoil, and easing restrictions on Belarusian potash exports. Kyiv reportedly sought safeguards, including compensation matching any released assets or additional military aid if Russia violated a truce. No agreement had been officially confirmed as of October 11, 2026.
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