General Keith Kellogg will come to Poland. He is simply a U.S. MP for Ukraine

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Gen. Keith Kellogg has a visit to Poland. The details were discussed by Małgorzata Paprock, head of the Chancellery of the president of Poland

General Keith Kellogg, a peculiar U.S. envoy for Ukraine and Russia will be arriving in Warsaw next week. Among another things, there is simply a gathering with Andrzej Duda – said Małgorzata Paprock, head of the President's Chancellery, in the Sunday “Rymanowski's breakfast at Polsat News and Interia”.

General Keith Kellogg He is simply a peculiar envoy of the president of the United States for Ukraine and Russia. Last Munich safety Conference announced that "Europe will not be straight at negotiating table terminating wars in Ukraine“ that caused a stir on the Old Continent.

As he explained, it will happen because United States “They do not want to repeat Minsk”, where many people sat at the table and yet no lasting effects. any European politicians are afraid that their vote on Ukraine will not be taken into account, to which she referred Margaret Paprocka.

– I mean, next week. gene. Kellogg will host Warsaw, has scheduled meetings. She clearly wants to perceive to the voice of Poland too," said the head of the presidential law firm.

Gen. Keith Kellogg will come to Poland

As she stated, Kellogg's planned visit was spoken during the briefing after gathering with Head of the Pentagon. But then there was no time frame erstwhile this could happen. – We have a visit from Vice president Vance, we have a visit from the Pentagon chief, we have a general's appointment planned. We truly request to approach this issue with absolute peace," she stressed.

On Saturday, General Kellogg stated in Munich that although he intended to "gather the opinions of Europeans", “when we sit at the table, there will truly be 2 protagonists (...) and an intermediary”. As he said, protagonists are Russia and Ukraine, a United States They're middlemen.

– I know it may sound like the sound of nails on the board, that it may sting a bit, but I'm telling you something that's rather honest," the general pointed out.

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