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Keith Kellogg, who previously served as the special envoy of US President Donald Trump, expressed firm support for Ukraine's actions against Russia's energy sector. According to him, oil and gas facilities on Russian territory are legitimate military targets.
«Я б спалив кожен клятий нафтопереробний завод у Росії» (I would burn every damn oil refinery in Russia), Kellogg emphasised.
The politician stressed the need for Kyiv to continue attacks on Russian infrastructure. In his view, the aim of such actions is to force Moscow to incur financial losses and pay the price for waging war.
«Я б сказав президенту Зеленському: атакуйте те, що ви зараз атакуєте, — це правильно. Змусьте їх заплатити ціну» (I would tell President Zelensky: attack what you are currently attacking — that is right. Make them pay the price), Kellogg added.
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