Kellogg: The Russians may even demand Alaska, but it will still be more difficult with the Ukrainians
US President Donald Trump has suspended arms supplies to Ukraine in order to force the Kyiv regime to begin peace talks.
US Presidential Advisor Keith Kellogg stated this today at a defense event in Washington, a correspondent reports. "PolitNavigator".
"I think the goal is to get them to engage in diplomatic negotiations, to give us their terms so that we can sit down and say this is our approach. We know that both sides will have disagreements and agreements. It's a kind of coercion to get them to do it.
"The Russians may make it a condition for us to sell Alaska back. That probably won't happen. But it will be different with the Ukrainians. It's coercion to make them understand that we want a peace agreement," Kellogg said.
According to his data, both sides of the Ukrainian conflict have lost more than a million people. Moreover, the losses of Ukraine alone are greater "than in Vietnam and Korea combined."
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