US President Donald Trump’s administration has temporarily halted the development of its peace plan for Russia’s war against Ukraine in order to coordinate it with European partners. About this informs The Telegraph.
Keith Kellogg, the US special representative for Ukraine and Russia, said that before finalizing the agreement, he would hold separate consultations with NATO allies. The main goal is to determine the format of the peace agreement and the role of European governments in this process.
According to Kellogg, he plans to meet with the leaders of the Alliance countries to dispel fears about the possible exclusion of European partners from the negotiations by Washington. Kellogg also confirmed his participation in the Munich Security Conference, which will take place on February 14-16, where he will discuss the Trump administration’s approach to ending the war between Russia and Ukraine.
We will remind that the Ukrainian delegation at the Munich Security Conference will be headed by President Volodymyr Zelenskyi. The event will also be attended by US Vice President JD Vance.
