Trump’s envoy Keith Kellogg arrives in Kyiv after Russian drone attack on Poland
Keith Kellogg, U.S. President Donald Trump’s special envoy, arrived in Kyiv on Sept. 11, Ukraine’s public broadcaster Suspilne reported, citing a source.
Kellogg had previously been en route to Poland when Russia launched a drone attack on the country. Reports earlier this week indicated he planned to travel to Ukraine in the coming days.
Russia’s drone attack on Poland
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said 19 Russian drones entered Polish airspace overnight on Sept. 10, most of them from Belarus. Four were reportedly shot down. Poland’s Interior Ministry also confirmed debris from an unidentified missile was found.
One drone crashed into a residential building in the village of Wyrzyki-Wola in Lublin Voivodeship, damaging the property but causing no injuries.
Reuters, citing a source, reported NATO does not consider the drone incursions an armed attack but views them as intentional. NATO convened on Sept. 10 to discuss a response.
Warsaw called an emergency government meeting and increased security measures, while territorial defense forces were ordered to shorten their response times in several regions.
Polish government spokesman Adam Szlapka later confirmed NATO had invoked Article 4 of the North Atlantic Treaty, which calls for consultations whenever a member state considers its territorial integrity, political independence, or security under threat.
Trump also reacted to the incident on Truth Social, writing: “What’s with Russia’s violation of Poland’s airspace with drones? Here we go.”
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