General Keith Kellogg, special envoy of President Trump for Ukraine, will resign in January, leaving Ukraine without a key supporter in the context of Russian attacks.

The White House has confirmed that General Keith Kellogg, President Donald Trump's special envoy for Ukraine, will resign in January. This departure comes at a critical moment for Ukraine, which is facing increasingly intense Russian attacks and an internal corruption crisis. Kellogg explained that January is a natural time for the conclusion of his term, considering that his position requires Senate approval after 360 days. Although it is unclear who will replace him, Kellogg has been a strong supporter of Ukraine, being involved in important negotiations and having a close relationship with President Volodymyr Zelensky.

Despite his contributions, Kellogg's role has sometimes been marginalized in favor of Moscow's preferred negotiator, Steve Witkoff. His departure coincides with discussions about a new peace plan that could include territorial concessions from Ukraine. This situation underscores Ukraine's vulnerabilities amid the intensification of Russian attacks, leaving the country without a key supporter in Washington.