Criticism of a bombing: Trump envoy warns of war laws

Criticism of a bombing: Trump envoy warns of war laws

Moskau, Russland - The murder of General Igor Kirillow in Moscow has triggered violent discussions. The special envoys appointed by Donald Trump for Ukraine and Russia, Keith Kellogg, critically commented on the attack and emphasized in an interview with Fox Business that there are certain rules in the war that should be met. "An attack on non -combatants is a gross violation of the war rules," said Kellogg, who rated the killing as "not really clever", but also made it clear that it does not start from a military setback. Kirillow, which was associated with the use of chemical weapons against Ukrainian soldiers, was killed by an explosive device on Tuesday, and the Russian secret service FSB has already arrested a suspect that indicates the Ukrainian secret service SBU, such as the krone reported.

In his analysis, Kellogg pointed out the explosiveness of the incident, since Kirillow is one of the highest ranking military representatives who has been killed on Russian soil since the beginning of the war. While the SBU was tuning the attack as part of a special order, Kellogg emphasized that such tactics do not lead to the conflict. "You shouldn't forget that this war also has ugly faces," he said. In addition, Kellogg criticized that the killing is said to have been commissioned by a Uzbek citizen, which underlines the complexity of warfare, as well as the Berliner Zeitung executed.

When asked about the possible effects of this campaign on the peace efforts in the region said Kellogg: "I don't think this is actually a setback." However, the warfare should not go hand in hand with disproportionate attacks on high -ranking military in their hometown. The designated special envoy plans to visit Kiev and other European capitals in early January in order to better assess the situation on site. This trip illustrates the urgency that Donald Trump enables the conflict.