Trump's special envoy on Ukraine Kellogg postponed his visit to Kiev

US President-elect Donald Trump's special envoy to Ukraine, Keith Kellogg, has postponed his previously announced trip to Kiev. He was scheduled to arrive in the Ukrainian capital in early January, but the visit will now take place after Trump's inauguration, Reuters reported on January 7, citing sources.

"US President-elect Donald Trump's new special envoy to Ukraine has postponed a familiarization trip to Kiev and other European capitals until Trump's inauguration on January 20," the report said.

The agency specifies that it is unknown why Kellogg postpones this trip.

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