Trump Appoints Kellogg as Envoy for Ukraine Conflict

President-elect Donald Trump has appointed retired Lieutenant General Keith Kellogg as his special envoy for Ukraine and Russia, tasked with ending the ongoing conflict. Kellogg, a national security veteran and former member of Trump's administration, co-authored a report advocating for using U.S. military aid as leverage for peace talks. The decision has raised concerns among critics who fear it may pressure Ukraine into ceding territory or compromising its NATO aspirations. Kellogg's plan includes freezing current battle lines and mandating negotiations, reflecting skepticism about further military aid. Trump's emphasis is on securing peace through diplomatic strength while avoiding further escalation. The appointment highlights Trump's foreign policy goals of swiftly resolving the conflict and ensuring American and global security.