U.S. envoy: Pressure and talks to end Ukraine conflict
Retired General Keith Kellogg, President Trump's special envoy on Ukraine and Russia, announced measures to pressure both countries to end hostilities. Military officials say a ceasefire at the front could still take months.
Kellogg, serving as President Trump's special envoy on Ukraine and Russia, stated that the U.S. plans to exert pressure on both Russia and Ukraine. According to Kellogg, the goal is to achieve a ceasefire, which could take several months.
In a conversation with Fox News, Kellogg expressed optimism about the end of the Ukraine conflict. He emphasized that the White House has a solid negotiation plan.
Plan for the end of the war in Ukraine: negotiations will begin
As General Kellogg indicates, this process is expected to include both pressure and incentives for both sides of the conflict. He assessed that the current sanctions on Russia are not being enforced sufficiently.
President Trump confirmed that talks with Russia are already underway and that more are planned. During the ceremony to confirm Doug Burgum as Secretary of the Interior, Trump stated that the United States is striving to end the war.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov expressed Russia's readiness for dialogue. While Washington confirms its readiness to engage in peace talks, there have been no official moves or concrete solutions.
