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U.S. and Russia weigh U.S. investor for Nord Stream pipeline

The talks include plans to structure Russian gas sales to Europe, Reuters reported, citing sources familiar with recent meetings between senior officials.

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The United States and Russia have discussed the possibility of finding a U.S. investor for the Nord Stream pipeline and working out Russian gas sales to Europe, according to Reuters.

Reuters said the discussions were based on meetings between top U.S. and Russian officials, with sources describing their recent talks.

The report names U.S. Special Envoy Jared Kushner, and Kirill Dmitriev as participants in the broader discussions referenced by Reuters.

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