"Will find a solution quickly": Kellogg shared how Trump aims to "save" Ukraine.

The new U.S. administration remains committed to ending the Russian invasion of Ukraine and aims to achieve this within a "short timeframe" following Donald Trump's inauguration. They emphasize that Washington does not intend to give anything to Russia.

This was shared by the future U.S. Special Representative for Ukraine and Russia, Keith Kellogg, during an appearance on Fox News. According to him, both Trump and he understand that they have limited time to find a solution.

"He wants to end it (the war) as quickly as possible. Because if you look at the devastation and what is happening inside Ukraine, the losses are unimaginable. Russian losses, Ukrainian losses, damage to their cities. This is a war that needs to come to an end, and I am confident he is capable of doing that," Kellogg stated.

The official noted that Trump has no desire to give anything to the Russians or Vladimir Putin, but he wants to "save Ukraine and its sovereignty," also promising that this will be "fair and just."

He also refrained from commenting on Trump's statements regarding Ukraine's NATO membership but called it a mistake for current President Joe Biden to refuse negotiations with Putin.

"We will create conditions for the president (Trump) when he takes office, for Putin and President Zelensky. I believe they will come to an acceptable solution in a short timeframe. And when I say short timeframe, personally and professionally, I would say let’s set it at a hundred days and start the countdown," Kellogg remarked.

As previously reported, Vladimir Zelensky urged against making hasty conclusions about what U.S. policy will look like after Donald Trump's ascension to power.