What has Trump's chosen Ukraine-Russia envoy said about ending the war?
President-elect Donald Trump has nominated Keith Kellogg, a former national security adviser and retired lieutenant general in the US military, to be special envoy to Ukraine and Russia in his second administration. Kellogg is likely to be at the centre of negotiations to end the ongoing war in Ukraine, should Russia and Ukraine agree to take part.
Trump nominates Keith Kellogg to serve as special envoy to Ukraine & Russia. What it means for the war
President-elect Donald Trump picked 80-year-old retired US Army Lieutenant General Keith Kellogg as a special envoy for Ukraine and Russia. In the past, Kellogg has urged both Russia and Ukraine to si
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