"This is a failure": Zelenskyy's adviser commented on Kellogg's plan for a truce and elections

If the peace plan proposed by Donald Trump's adviser on Ukraine, Keith Kellogg, includes only a ceasefire and elections in Ukraine, then it is a failure.

This was stated by Adviser to the President of Ukraine Dmytro Lytvyn in a post on X, responding to a Reuters report that quoted Kellogg's interview.

"We have not seen Mr. Kellogg’s full interview, only a few quotes about elections, so it is difficult to fully assess his position. But if his plan is merely a ceasefire and elections, then it is a failed plan. Putin will not be intimidated by just these two things," he wrote.

Zelenskyy's adviser emphasizes that Moscow continues to ramp up missile and ammunition production, finds new ways to bypass sanctions, and profits from oil sales.

"It is clear that all this weaponry is not being produced out of respect for democratic neighbors. Russia’s military alliance with North Korea clearly does not imply adherence to a ceasefire," Lytvyn warned Western partners.

According to him, the Ukrainian side would like to see a deeper approach from key partners' officials.

"We remember that President Trump, in meetings with President Zelenskyy, spoke deeply and wisely about the situation and about what could actually put pressure on Putin. That is why it is important to quickly move on to real work between teams on a concrete plan to end the war and ensure lasting peace," he concluded.

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