Kellogg: Putin could end war tomorrow if he declares 'victory' to Russians
Russia could end the war as early as tomorrow if Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin declared "victory" and withdrew his troops from Ukrainian territory, Keith Kellogg, former U.S. special presidential envoy for Ukraine, said in an interview with AFPI on Sept. 23.
Former U.S. special presidential envoy for Ukraine, Keith Kellogg, believes that Russia could end the war with Ukraine as soon as tomorrow if President Vladimir Putin declares victory and withdraws his troops from Ukrainian territory. In an interview with AFPI on September 23, Kellogg stated that it would be "very easy" for the war to end if Putin simply declared victory and went home.
However, Kellogg also pointed out that Russia lacks the military capacity to seize all of Ukraine. Meanwhile, he emphasized that Ukraine will not surrender or give up its territories voluntarily. Kellogg highlighted the combat readiness of Ukrainian forces and their resilience in the war. He urged the United States and other countries to make it clear to Putin that it is time to end the war and return home.
In August, Kellogg expressed his belief that he is on the right side of history by supporting Kyiv in its war with Russia. He also noted the high level of support for the Ukrainian people among Americans.
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