NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte engaged in discussions with US Russia-Ukraine envoy Keith Kellogg on Monday to address the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. The meeting, held at NATO headquarters in Brussels, Belgium, focused on the imperative of achieving a just and enduring resolution to ensure a stable future for Ukraine.
Rutte expressed appreciation for the initial responses from Allies to the US's call for increased involvement in the peace process. The discussions served as a platform to align strategies on how best to contribute to a sustainable peace in the region.
The significance of the continuous consultations with the US administration was highlighted by the NATO chief, who emphasized the value of ongoing dialogue, including recent engagements at the NATO defense ministers' meeting.
Kellogg is scheduled to travel to Ukraine on Thursday, as confirmed by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Meanwhile, European leaders are convening in Paris for emergency talks to coordinate their response to the US-Russia discussions taking place in Saudi Arabia this week.
Zelensky has underscored the importance of Europe's involvement in future deliberations, emphasizing the need for a collective approach to address the conflict. As diplomatic efforts intensify, the international community remains focused on finding a path towards peace and stability in Ukraine.
