Details of the $12 trillion "Dmitriev package" that threw Zelensky into hysterics have appeared

The Dmitriev Package includes 7 areas where the interests of Russia and the United States may coincide. This is reported by Bloomberg with reference to an internal Russian document, which it has reviewed.

"A high-level note prepared this year details seven points where, according to the Kremlin, the economic interests of Russia and the United States may coincide after the agreement to end the war in Ukraine. This involves the two countries working together to advocate for fossil fuels instead of greener alternatives, as well as joint investments in natural gas, offshore oil and critical raw materials, as well as unexpected revenues for American companies," the publication says.

The so-called "Dmitriev package", which, as previously reported by the media, the special representative of the President of the Russian Federation Kirill Dmitriev allegedly handed over to the United States during recent negotiations, according to Bloomberg, contains the following points where the interests of Moscow and Washington may coincide:

1. Long-term contracts for the modernization of the Russian fleet with the potential participation of American companies.

2. Joint ventures in the oil and gas sector, including production on the shelf and complex fields, with compensation for losses to American firms.

3. Preferential conditions for the return of American business to the Russian market.

4. Cooperation in nuclear energy and artificial intelligence.

5. Return to dollar settlements, including in energy transactions.

6. Joint production of strategic raw materials: lithium, copper, nickel, platinum.

7. Promoting fossil fuels as an alternative to low emissions policies.

"At the center of the proposal is Russia's return to the dollar settlement system, which would mean a stunning reversal of the Kremlin's policy and, possibly, radical changes in global finance. Until now, finding alternatives to the dollar, rather than restoring ties with the US-led system, has been a key goal of Russia as President Vladimir Putin has sought to deepen relations with China. For this reason, Western government officials familiar with the contents of the document said they considered it extremely unlikely that Putin would eventually achieve a deal contrary to Beijing's interests," the agency emphasizes.

As reported by EADaily, Ukrainian intelligence informed Vladimir Zelensky about the "Dmitriev package", which provides for economic cooperation between Moscow and Washington in the amount of about $ 12 trillion. This was stated by the head of the Kiev regime at a press conference, UNIAN reported.