The
US
supermajor
and
Russian
oil
giant
are
planning
a
$3.2
billion
development
programme
in
the
Kara
Sea
in
Russia's
Arctic
region
as
well
as
the
Black
Sea.
The
vast
deal,
which
also
covers
projects
in
Western
Siberia,
the
US
and
elsewhere
in
the
world,
in
part
replaces
an
earlier
proposed
tie-up
between
Rosneft
and
UK
supermajor
BP
which
fell
apart
months
after
it
was
announced
earlier
this
year.
Tuesday's
announced
deal
was
struck
during
a
meeting
at
the
Black
Sea
resort
town
of
Sochi
attended
by
Russian
Prime…