Kyiv Should Strike Targets in Russia as It Deems Necessary – Former Trump Envoy Kellogg
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Kyiv should strike targets in Russia as it deems necessary – former Trump envoy Kellogg
Ukraine should have full freedom of action to strike military and energy facilities within Russian territory in response to Moscow's aggression, said retired Lieutenant General Keith Kellogg, former special envoy for Ukraine to U.S.
"I would burn down all the Russian refineries," said Keith Kellogg
"I would burn down all the Russian refineries," said Keith Kellogg.Speaking at the Warsaw Security Forum, he said that the Ukrainian authorities should not identify "protected areas" where the Ukrainian Armed Forces cannot strike. "I would...
Keith Kellogg called for the threats of the President of the United States to be ignored.
Ukraine has every right to strike targets on Russian territory in response to Moscow's actions. This was stated by former Donald Trump's special envoy for Ukraine Keith Kellogg in an interview with Bloomberg. Kellogg referred to his experience from the Vietnam War and said that in a conflict one should not leave "safe zones" for the enemy. According to him, Russia has already attacked Ukrainian energy infrastructure, therefore Kiev should determ…
Former special envoy of the President of the United States of Donald Trump on Ukraine's requests, Keith Kellogg, defended the right of Kiev to strike Russian targets. In his opinion, it is necessary to leave the enemy safe zones during the war. This was confirmed by the publication of Bloomberg. He held the right of Kiev to independently determine what attacks are necessary to oppose the enemy. In an interview with Bloomberg Television, Kellogg …
EADaily, October 13, 2026, U.S. President Keith Kellogg's Ex-Sept Minister, advised Kiev to burn the Russian NHPs, so he answered in the fields of the conference on security in Warsaw about DW** about how Ukraine would respond to Donald Trump's calls to Vladimir Zelensky to stop attacks on refineries.
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