The U.S. State Department has announced Kellogg's visit to Ukraine.

The Special Representative of the U.S. President for Russia and Ukraine, Keith Kellogg, will visit Germany, Belgium, and Ukraine from February 13 to 22. He will promote, in particular, the American President's goal of ending the Russia-Ukraine war and ensuring "peace through strength." This was reported by the U.S. State Department, as noted by UNN.

Details

The American foreign policy agency stated that Trump's assistant, Kellogg, is also expected to promote the President's goal of "protecting the national security interests" of the United States.

The State Department highlighted that Kellogg will participate in the Munich Security Conference and visit the NATO and European Union headquarters in Brussels.

There, he "will engage with allies and partners across Europe who are ready to work with the United States to end Russia's war against Ukraine and restore stability in Europe."

The American agency also noted that Trump "has made it clear that hostilities must cease, and the United States is prepared to support a long-term solution."

Reminder

Recently, the media reported that Trump's special representative, Keith Kellogg, temporarily halted the development of a plan to end the war for consultations with NATO. At the Munich Conference, he will present a proposal for military support in exchange for access to resources.

Days ago, U.S. President Trump confirmed Kellogg's upcoming visit to Kyiv and announced his negotiations with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.