Kellogg has decided who will win in Russia's war with Ukraine
Kit Kellogg, the former U.S. presidential special envoy for Ukraine, stated that for the first time since 2023, Ukraine has begun to seize the initiative in the war against Russia.
According to him, Ukraine’s successful long-range strikes on Russian oil infrastructure—which have already led to fuel shortages in certain regions of Russia—are evidence of a shift in the situation on the front lines.
“For the first time since 2023, we are seeing that the Ukrainians are truly beginning to gain the upper hand over the Russians. Today, I would bet more money on the Ukrainians than on the Russians,” Kellogg said in an interview with TVP.
He also suggested that the shifting situation on the battlefield could influence U.S. President Donald Trump’s stance on the war, noting that Trump “likes winners.” At the same time, Kellogg criticized some of the U.S. president’s advisers, stating that they lack sufficient diplomatic experience to resolve such a conflict.
Source: TVP.
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