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US Considers Lifting Sanctions on Russian Direct Investment Fund

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The US government is considering lifting sanctions that were imposed on the Russian Direct Investment Fund in 2022. This consideration is part of ongoing efforts by US negotiators to find a settlement to end Russia's war on Ukraine and normalize relations with Moscow. Kirill Dmitriev, CEO of the Russian Direct Investment Fund, is serving as the Kremlin's point person in these talks.

From zerohedge.com

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The lifting of sanctions could restore the Russian Direct Investment Fund's operational scope and funding access. Critics warn that removing these restrictions might benefit Kremlin-linked investments without securing concessions on Ukraine.

From zerohedge.com

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  • Russian Direct Investment FundFund subject to US sanctions and involved in peace talks.
  • Kirill DmitrievCEO of the Russian Direct Investment Fund and Kremlin's representative in talks.
  • KremlinGovernment whose financial assets, including the RDIF, were targeted by sanctions.

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