The sale of Lukoil's foreign assets and the US-Russia peace talks

According to The New York Times, the US-Russia peace talks have expanded to include the sale of Lukoil's foreign assets to a consortium led by Todd Boehly with ties to Kushner's and Witkoff's business partners. We are tracking whether Washington approves the sale, to whom, and what it means for the refineries in Bulgaria and Romania.

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Putin ponúkol Trumpovým emisárom predaj zahraničného Lukoilu, píše NYT. Kupujúce konzorcium má väzby na partnerov Kushnera a Witkoffa

Rokovania USA a Ruska o mieri na Ukrajine zahŕňajú podľa NYT aj predaj majetku, ktorý Lukoil ocenil na 20 miliárd dolárov. Rafinérie stoja v…

3.10.2026

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The US Treasury decided on the licence for Lukoil sale talks that runs until October 22
Washington approved the sale of Lukoil's foreign assets to the Boehly consortium or to Carlyle
Congress or an inspector general opened a review of Witkoff's and Kushner's role in the deal
A decision was made on the licence for Lukoil's Bulgarian companies after October 29 and on the Burgas refinery
The Lukoil sale appeared in the official text of a US-Russia peace framework

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