Russia Proposes Staggering US$12 TRILLION “Dmitriev Cooperation Package” to the United States — Zelenskyy Sounds Alarm

💥 Breaking News : Russia Proposes Staggering US$12 TRILLION “Dmitriev Cooperation Package” to the United States — Zelenskyy Sounds Alarm 💥

In a surprising and unprecedented development in the geopolitical tug-of-war over Ukraine’s future, Russia has reportedly offered the United States an economic cooperation package worth approximately US $12 trillion — a proposal now dubbed the “Dmitriev package,” according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

Speaking at a press conference, Zelenskyy said Ukraine’s intelligence services had briefed him on the details of this sweeping proposal, which is described as a bilateral economic cooperation framework between Moscow and Washington.

🔎 Key points revealed:
The package is valued at roughly US $12 trillion, an exceptionally large economic engagement plan between Russia and the U.S. potentially the largest in modern history.

It is reported to be structured as a cooperation agreement on broad economic issues between the two powers, though full text details are not yet public.

Media signals suggest that Ukraine-related terms could be part of the documents, raising alarms in Kyiv over possible negotiations affecting Ukraine without its participation.

Zelenskyy firmly stated that Ukraine will not accept any clauses about Ukraine negotiated between the U.S. and Russia unless Ukraine is directly involved and that no such clauses may contradict Ukraine’s constitution or domestic laws.

Kyiv has communicated its stance clearly to diplomatic counterparts: if risks to Ukraine emerge from these proposals, Ukraine will respond decisively.

This announcement comes amid reports that the U.S. administration previously shared documents outlining visions for Ukraine’s recovery and Russia’s reintegration into the global economy, highlighting ongoing diplomatic efforts and complexity in ties between Moscow, Washington, and Kyiv.

As global attention stays fixed on the Ukraine conflict and broader geopolitical shifts, this massive economic offer could mark a major inflection point in how the West and Russia engage with strategic implications far beyond immediate peace talks.

Source: Ukrainska Pravda