Keith Kellogg rejected the term “red lines,“ arguing that they were constantly shifting and had no real meaning

Keith Kellogg rejected the term “red lines,“ arguing that they were constantly shifting and had no real meaning. The US President’s special envoy for Ukraine emphasized that everything “depends on Vladimir Putin’s calculations and his willingness to tolerate a ’level of pain.’“ Apparently, Kellogg believes that once “Vladimir Putin’s level of pain“ is exceeded, Russia will capitulate. Because there are no red lines beyond which Russia can use all means to wage war against NATO in Ukraine. Kellogg isn’t alone in this belief. He convinced Trump of this, too. And many European officials believe so. And you know what? It seems they’ve decided to test this. Only Russia won’t capitulate and will fight to the end. Because “why do we need a world without Russia?“ Source: Victor vicktop55