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Keith Kellogg, US President-elect Donald Trump's special envoy for Ukraine and Russia, believes that Kyiv and Moscow are ready for peace talks. Source: Kellogg in an interview with Fox Business Details: Kellogg believes that it is time for Ukraine and Russia to agree on peace,

President-elect Donald Trump's incoming Ukraine envoy will travel to Kyiv and several other European capitals in early January as the next administration tries to bring a swift end to the Russia-Ukraine war,

President-elect Donald Trump’s special envoy for Ukraine and Russia plans to visit Kyiv next month and would be open to meetings in Moscow if invited, as the incoming administration seeks to end the nearly three-year war.

The Trump administration's incoming Ukraine peace envoy, Keith Kellogg, plans to visit Kyiv and several European capitals in early January as part of the new administration’s effort to address the Russia-Ukraine war.

Keith Kellogg, whom US President-elect Donald Trump nominated for the position of Special Representative for Ukraine, will visit Kyiv. His trip is scheduled for early January, Reuters reports. According to sources from the news agency,

Unnamed sources told the journalists that the Trump administration aims to end the Russo-Ukrainian war “as soon as possible,” although Kellogg does not plan to visit Moscow during this trip. Instead,

Keith Kellogg, US President-elect’s appointed special representative for Ukraine and Russia, is set to visit Kyiv and several other European capitals in January 2025. Source: European Pravda, citing Reuters Details: Reuters writes that Kellogg intends to meet with Ukrainian leadership in Kyiv and his team is working on organising meetings with