Special Representative of the President of the United States Keith Kellogg and Neil Ferguson, historian, writer, member of the Hoover Institution at Stanford University. Photo Photos provided by the Victor Pinchuk Foundation ©2025. Photographers: Nicolas Lobe, Valentina Rostovikova, Frederic Garrido – Ramirez (PRYZM)
When will Trump lose patience and really tighten sanctions against Russia? What should Europe risk to stop the Russian-Ukrainian war? Keith Kellogg gave his first interview in Kyiv at the 21st YES conference to Neil Ferguson.
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A year and a half ago, US President's special representative Keith Kellogg developed a plan to end the Russian-Ukrainian war for the America First Policy Institute, one of the key think tanks in preparing the strategy for Donald Trump's second presidency.
In recent months, Kellogg has visited Ukraine several times. In particular, to adapt his plan to new realities, said a source in diplomatic circles for Forbes Ukraine. He gave his first interview in Kyiv on September 12. Kellogg was left alone on stage with writer and historian Neil Ferguson from Stanford's Hoover Institution as part of the 21st YES conference, organized by the Victor Pinchuk Foundation.
