Kellogg Proposes Ukraine Partition Amidst Misunderstandings

General Keith Kellogg, Donald Trump's envoy to Ukraine, suggested a peace deal that could see Ukraine divided into zones of control similar to post-WWII Berlin, with British and French troops stationed in the west and Russian forces in the east. Kellogg proposed a demilitarized zone and a 'reassurance force' to support Ukraine's sovereignty without U.S. ground troops. Ukrainian President Zelensky has rejected any territorial concessions, while Russia remains opposed to NATO troops in Ukraine. Kellogg later clarified that his comments were misrepresented, emphasizing support for Ukraine's sovereignty. The proposal reflects the complexities of negotiations, with Russia dismissing a meeting with U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff, who urged for a ceasefire, indicating a lack of progress towards peace.