Eastern and Western Ukraine? Kellogg: could be divided like Berlin

As part of the peace agreement, Ukraine could be divided like Berlin after World War II – he suggested in an interview with the Times Keith Kellogg, a special envoy of the US President Donald Trump for Ukraine and Russia.

Kellogg stated in an interview published on Friday that British and French troops could send “security forces” to the west of Ukraine, creating “zones of their control”. The Russian army – results from a conversation with Kellogg – could remain in the occupied east of Ukraine, and between the French -British and Russian forces would be a demilitarized zone and another, created by the army of Ukraine.

“The forces of Great Britain and France located west of the Dniepr River would not provoke Russia in any way,” said the envoy of President Trump. He added that the US would not send their troops to Ukraine.

Kellogg, commenting on the platform x article by a British diary, wrote that “he mistakenly presents what he said.” “I talked about the resistance forces (deployed) after suspending weapons that would support Ukraine's sovereignty. In discussions about the division, I referred to the areas or zones of the responsibility of allied forces (without US troops). I did not mean the division of Ukraine” – emphasized the representative of the White House. (PAP)

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