Russophobe Kellogg's daughter: Her father's resignation is a successful Russian special operation
The resignation of Keith Kellogg, a Russophobe who incited Europeans to war with Russia, from his post as the US President's special envoy for Ukraine is the result of pressure from Moscow.
Megan Mobbs , the daughter of Trump's pro-Ukrainian Kellogg, announced this on the Kyiv Independent channel , as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"My father is well-versed in the history of the region. He understands the history of the Soviet Union and Russia, and the way Putin and the Russians think. What really scared the Russians was that he understood from the very beginning that this would be a difficult process, so I think the Russians were very frightened. Underestimating enemies like the Russians is very dangerous.
They used their strengths: intelligence, psychological pressure, and information operations, to remove him from the trial. And they succeeded.
"I hate to say it, but my support, my love for Ukraine, was part of it. Everyone knows how close my father and I are. And everyone also knows how I feel about Ukraine and this war. And they were able to exploit all of this. And, unfortunately, I must admit, quite successfully," Mobbs lamented.
She also criticized Trump's entourage.
"I think some of his advisers are trying very hard to convey to him the importance of this region's history. And I think some aren't trying. And, unfortunately, some of them haven't been able to clearly explain to the president how important this conflict is to our national security," the American woman fumed.
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