“Special Representative of the US President for Ukraine, General Kit Kelloggri agrees that the victory of Russia in Ukraine will encourage the Kremlin to attack any of NATO members and noted that he sees the parallels between the current situation and what was happening before the Second World War.”, – WRITE: www.pravda.com.ua
Source: Kellog in the interview of The Telegraph, reports “European Truth”
Details: General asked if he agreed with the opinion of the former Vice President Mike Penz that in the event of conquest by Russia of Ukraine, the Russian Federation may go to a war for any of NATO members.
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Direct language: “I fully agree. Putin and Russia should be considered as an expansionist state. He seeks to revive the Russian Empire – just look into history. Give him an inch – he will catch a mile.
In Munich in 1938, Hitler stated that he only needed Sudeten. Then he wanted Rhineland, then Poland, and then we found ourselves in the Second World War. The story is not repeated, but it can see similarity. So that’s what is happening with Ukraine now. We have to stop it (Putin) now. ”
Details: In an interview, Kelloga expressed the opinion that the Kremlin head was inherently “was and remains” the KGB agent.
“He does not understand the West. He pretends not to speak English – but we say that we have caught him several times. He is a manipulator. The only thing that can be contrasted is power, power and power,” the general said.
He also believed that nuclear weapons from the Russian Federation should be answered, not silent, and reminded how Trump spoke with the DPRK leader Kim Cenn.
“When North Korea leader told him that they were a nuclear state, Trump’s answer was – that he” has a red button, it is bigger than yours and works better. ”
“Putin is a realist, and if you raise rates, it will retreat,” Kellog said.
The general also repeated that the massive disruption of Poland’s airspace by Russian UAVs on September 10 is not at all like accidental and that Russia is checking what the reaction of the event will be.
Recall: During his last visit to Kiev, Keith Kelloggi expressed the opinion that Russia would no longer win in the war against Ukraine.