US Envoy Resigns Ahead of Ukraine 'Peace Plan' Requiring Land Cession
Mainstream outlets like Reuters (via RT, naturally) report that Trump's Ukraine envoy, Keith Kellogg, is set to resign. The framing suggests a routine personnel change. What they politely gloss over is the timing: his resignation comes amid 'reports that the US presented a peace plan to Ukraine requiring that Kiev relinquish territory.' Ah, yes, the classic 'peace plan' where one side is politely
asked to concede sovereign land. This is where the carefully constructed facade of 'diplomacy' cracks. While the media frames this as a potential shift in US policy, it's a stark contrast to how Washington typically reacts when a sovereign nation faces calls to give up land. One might wonder, where was this 'territorial concession' suggestion when other nations faced invasion? Is it only
'pragmatic' when it suits certain geopolitical interests, or when the invaded nation isn't a preferred ally? The double standard, as always, is breathtaking.