Former National Security adviser General Keith Kellogg said that former President Donald Trump is the only one who will be able to bring peace between Russia and Ukraine as president.
"He's the only one who can do it," Kellogg said on the "John Solomon Reports" podcast. "Because what you need is an interlocutor, and somebody who can actually sit down and talk to both sides."
He added that neither President Joe Biden or Vice President Kamala Harris could properly talk to the leaders of Ukraine and Russia.
Top Trump General Kellogg says maybe the time Israel should go for Iran nuclear facilities, Supreme Leader to put regime on noticeTop Trump General Kellogg says maybe the time Israel should go for Iran nuclear facilities, Supreme Leader to put regime on notice
Top Trump General Kellogg says maybe the time Israel should go for Iran nuclear facilities, Supreme Leader to put regime on notice
Former National Security Advisor to both President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence Lieutenant General Keith Kellogg says Israel’s tough military response with its enemies “could start to establish some type of long term peace.” Kellogg comments he does not think a two state solution is going to happen in the near future, but reminds listeners it took the United States “11 years to reintegrate the south into the north after our Civil War, and it took us about 11 years to reintegrate both Japan and Germany into the League of Nations after World War Two. So that can be done. So I think there's an opportunity here, as long as we let the Israelis do their job. And what I mean by that is this is when, when, President Biden makes the comment, ‘well, we need to have a proportionate response to the Israelis.’ No what you want to have and just what President Trump said, you want to have a disproportionate response. It's what we did with Soleimani with Iran. And what I mean by that, the reason I made a comment, is maybe it is time you either go after the Supreme Leader Khamenei, or you go after his nuclear facilities, and [the Israelis] can do it, be it in Isfahan, or be it Natanz, or be it Fordow. They can actually go hit those sites, take them out, reset the conditions in the Middle East. And maybe, just maybe, now you have a chance with those personalities changing, You have a chance for peace.”
Western leaders had discussions last month about whether or not they would allow Kyiv to use weapons supplied by the West to hit targets deep inside Russia.
Top Russian officials warned that if Ukraine started launching long-range strikes with the support of the West, the response won't "be pretty."
Kellogg said that the war is brutal and needs to end quickly.
"I think the president could do that by pulling both sides together," Kellogg said. "And I think you start with getting both sides to start talking. And I think he can do that immediately."