Kellogg’s daughter to father: 'Loud night in Kyiv, Dad. I get feeling Russians don't want peace'
Photo: Keith Kellogg, Trump's Special Envoy for Ukraine (Getty Images)
The daughter of Trump's Special Envoy for Ukraine, Keith Kellogg, Meaghan Mobbs, has addressed her father on X following Russia's massive attack on Ukrainian cities on the night of June 6.
"Loud night in Kyiv, Dad," Mobbs wrote, tagging Kellogg's account. Meaghan also commented on Russia's supposed intentions to end the war, in light of the night's missile strikes on the capital.
"It might be the explosions and gunfire in the dead of night, but I get the strange feeling the Russians don't want peace," noted the daughter of the American high-ranking official.
In her post, Mobbs also attached an earlier publication in which she reminded followers about the attacks on several Ukrainian cities that night.
"Russia wants you to believe it's striking back, but Ukraine's precision strikes occurred in response to relentless Russian attacks on civilians and only after Putin refused a ceasefire," Meaghan emphasized.
Keith Kellogg himself has not yet publicly responded to these comments.
However, the Head of the Presidential Office of Ukraine, Andriy Yermak, has already expressed gratitude to Kellogg's daughter for her support of Ukraine.
"My thanks also to US Presidential Envoy Keith Kellogg for our meeting in Washington, our important conversation, and full mutual understanding. Putin is evil," Yermak wrote.
Meaghan Mobbs has been actively supporting Ukraine since the beginning of the full-scale invasion. Under her leadership, the R.T. Weatherman Foundation has delivered over 10,000 pallets of medical supplies, equipment, and humanitarian aid to more than 70 hospitals and organizations in Ukraine. The foundation also manages a logistics hub on the Romanian border.
Massive Russian attack on Ukraine on June 6
Explosions sounded in Kyiv, Ternopil, Lutsk, Chernihiv, and Kremenchuk last night. Russian troops attacked Ukraine with Shahed drones, cruise and ballistic missiles.
In Chernihiv, the enemy strikes hit residential areas. Parts of the city were left without electricity.
In Kyiv, three rescuers were killed while eliminating the consequences of the strikes. Fourteen other emergency workers were injured.
For more details about the Russian massive overnight attack, read our material on the topic.
