Trump taps retired Gen. Keith Kellogg as special envoy to Russia and Ukraine
President-elect Trump has selected retired Gen. Keith Kellogg to serve as the special envoy for Russia and Ukraine. NBC News' Garrett Haake has details on the pick and how it may signal Trump's approach to the ongoing conflict.
There's no credible evidence Trump, as president-elect, said he would "make sure" Biden doesn't let Ukraine use U.S.-supplied ...
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The question everybody from Washington to Warsaw is asking is how Donald Trump plans on managing the war in Ukraine.
The desire to end the war is noble but ending it on favorable terms for the United States, Europe, and Ukraine, whilst ...
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has famously promised to end Russia’s war in Ukraine on his first day in office, but he has ...
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Putin dismisses Trump's peace plan as Ukraine's future hangsDmytro Kuleba, in an interview with "Politico," stated that Vladimir Putin will not agree to Donald Trump's peace plan, as ...
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Donald Trump will 'force' Ukraine into peace deal and 'sign country away' just like WW2A report in the New York Times suggested the Biden administration could look to return nuclear weapons in Ukraine, but ...
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