Reuters: Kellogg To Step Down As Trump's Special Envoy On Ukraine

It's January.

The US president's special envoy for Ukraine, Keith Kellogg, plans to step down from his post as early as January.

According to Reuters.

According to the publication's four sources, Kellogg has shared his plans to leave the Trump administration with his acquaintances.

Reuters pointed out that the status of special presidential envoy is temporary, and such envoys in theory must be confirmed by the Senate to remain in office longer than 360 days.

The reporters' interlocutors said Kellogg made it clear that January would be a natural time to leave given current law.

One of the sources said Kellogg had concluded that there were too many officials in the Trump administration dealing with Ukraine. At the same time, the administration does not recognize that Russia is the one delaying peace talks.

Another knowledgeable source noted that Kellogg was not initially going to stay in his position for long.

This development would be negative news for Ukraine, as Kellogg was seen as someone who was ready to hear the position of Europe and Kiev.

Kellogg was also sharper than other Trump administration officials in condemning Russian attacks on Ukraine's civilian infrastructure.

According to Reuters, at times he clashed with the

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