Trump’s Weakness: Putin’s Next NATO Attack?
- Former U.S.National Security Advisor Robert Kellogg stated on September 19, 2024, that if Russia prevails in Ukraine, a NATO member state could later be attacked.
- kellogg drew parallels between Putin's actions and those of Adolf Hitler,noting that initial appeasement of Hitler's territorial ambitions ultimately failed to prevent wider conflict.
- Kellogg believes that only a strong show of force can deter Putin.
kellogg Warns of potential NATO Attack if Russia Wins in Ukraine
Russia’s Expansionist Goals
Former U.S.National Security Advisor Robert Kellogg stated on September 19, 2024, that if Russia prevails in Ukraine, a NATO member state could later be attacked. He was responding to a question about former Vice President Mike Pence’s assessment of the situation.
Absolutely so.Look at Putin and Russia,a country seeking to expand. He wants to restore the Russian empire again - look at his history. We’ll give her our little finger – then we’ll need our whole arm.
Robert Kellogg
kellogg drew parallels between Putin’s actions and those of Adolf Hitler,noting that initial appeasement of Hitler’s territorial ambitions ultimately failed to prevent wider conflict. He emphasized the importance of preventing a similar scenario from unfolding in Ukraine.
History does not repeat itself, but there are parallels. That’s what we see in Ukraine now. We need to stop.
Robert Kellogg
A “fortress Demonstration” is Needed
Kellogg believes that only a strong show of force can deter Putin. He referenced President Donald Trump’s approach to North Korean leader Kim Jong-un during Trump’s first presidential term as a potential model.
North Korea told her that she was now an atomic power. Trump said, “I am. I also have a red button. For me bigger than yours and works better.” Putin is realistic and if you increase the stake you will throw in your pages.
Robert Kellogg
Kellogg’s comments suggest a belief that a clear demonstration of strength and resolve is crucial to dissuade Putin from further aggression.
