We're doing fine with China. We're doing fine with almost every country. Everybody wants to have involvement with the United States...

Ultimately, we have something they want. You have to view it that way.

Ultimately, they have to make a deal because otherwise they're not going to be able to deal in the United States...

If they don't make a deal, we'll set the deal.

I have no intention of firing him.

I would like to see him be a little more active in terms of his idea to lower interest rates... but, no, I have no intention to fire him.

— U.S. legal recognition of its control over Crimea
— Informal acknowledgment of its occupation in parts of Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson, and Zaporizhzhia
— A pledge that Ukraine will not join NATO (though EU membership is still possible)
— Removal of post-2014 sanctions
— Increased U.S.-Russia economic cooperation, especially in energy and industry

— Vague “robust security guarantees” via a coalition of European and other countries — with no clear mention of U.S. involvement
— The return of a small area in Kharkiv region
— Free navigation on the Dnieper River
— Reconstruction aid, though funding sources are unclear

— The Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant would be under Ukrainian sovereignty but operated by the U.S., supplying power to both sides
— A U.S.-Ukraine minerals agreement is expected to be signed on Thursday