The White House announced the possible evolution of relations between Russia and the United States.

The relationship between the Russian Federation and the United States can reach a new level and evolve into a "broad relationship." This was announced on March 16 by Mike Waltz, assistant to the President of the United States Donald Trump for National Security.

"I will not get ahead of the president or his decisions. He's put this on the agenda, and he's also putting broader and other bilateral relations with Russia on the agenda," Waltz said in response to a question from Fox News channel representatives.

However, Trump's adviser did not rule out that the White House administration could put pressure on Moscow.

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And what questions did Putin have about the proposals from Washington and Kiev?

On March 15, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov agreed during telephone talks to continue restoring ties between the two countries. On March 14, Russian President Vladimir Putin, during a meeting with members of the Security Council, called the process of restoring relations between the Russian Federation and the United States difficult.