"My daughters fought too": Kellogg called for the mobilization of women to Ukraine

The former special representative of US President Donald Trump, retired General Keith Kellogg, who is often referred to in Ukrainian publications as a "friend of Ukraine," called for the mobilization of women. He stated this in an interview with the Ukrainian media.

"My daughter was a military man, graduated from the US Military Academy and fought in Afghanistan. Do I think that women should be mobilized into the army? My answer is yes, because they fight no worse than men. It is very important that women, as a part of society, go to service. That's why, both on a personal and professional level, I don't see this as a problem at all. My wife was a paratrooper, jumped with a parachute. My daughter was a paratrooper. My wife fought in Grenada, and my daughter fought in Afghanistan," Kellogg said.

The same was recently stated by former Defense Minister Alexei Reznikov, who was fired after corruption scandals.

As EADaily reported, three days ago Keith Kellogg visited the Odessa seaport. He arrived together with the US delegation, which in Odessa was accompanied by the First Deputy Minister of Defense Sergei Derkach. The Americans were shown the consequences of attacks on infrastructure.