Russia Welcomes Foreign Investment Amid U.S. Peace Plan Details

The Kremlin has expressed openness to foreign investment following reports about U.S. President Donald Trump's peace plan involving investments in Russian rare earths and energy. The plan includes restoring Russian energy flows to Europe and utilizing frozen Russian assets for Ukrainian projects.

The Kremlin has announced its readiness to embrace foreign investment, as reports from the Wall Street Journal reveal significant proposals within U.S. President Donald Trump's peace plan for Ukraine. The plan purportedly aims to inject substantial investments in Russian rare earths and energy sectors.

The detailed appendices of the proposals, shared with European allies, include intentions to reinstate Russian energy flows to Europe. Additionally, the initiative suggests U.S. financial institutions and businesses potentially access $200 billion of frozen Russian sovereign assets to support projects in Ukraine.

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov indicated Russia's keen interest in foreign investments, although he refrained from commenting on the specifics of the U.S. frozen asset element outlined in the Journal's report.

(With inputs from agencies.)