President Donald Trump's administration is weighing lifting more sanctions on Russia, this time on a multi-billion account that U.S. officials have described as Russian President Vladimir Putin's "slush fund." Russia could see more sanction relief soon with restrictions potentially being lifted on Russian Direct Investment Fund, which is run by Kirill Dmitriev and has a long history of foreign investments, The New York Times reported this week, citing people familiar with the negotiations. Russian officials have been pushing for the sanction relief amid talks about a diesel deal between the country and the U.S.