Kellogg did not rule out the imminent approach of a cease-fire in Ukraine

The Ukrainian conflict is on the verge of a ceasefire. This was announced on April 2 by US President Donald Trump's special envoy for Ukraine, Keith Kellogg.

"I really believe that we are on the verge of a cease—fire, but both sides will have to come to a definite agreement," he said on Fox News.

According to him, the United States intends to continue to strive for a complete ceasefire.

Kellogg stressed that after a possible 30-day cease-fire, it would be difficult to resume the conflict. At the same time, he noted that for implementation it is necessary to obtain a list of conditions that will meet the interests of both Moscow and Kiev.

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On April 1, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed his readiness to conclude an unconditional ceasefire with Russia. The head of the Kiev regime also expressed hope for Trump's help in resolving differences with Moscow.