US Envoy Kellogg’s Daughter Meaghan Mobbs: Russia’s Drone Attack on Kyiv Is a Response to Trump’s Deadline

Meaghan Mobbs, daughter of US Special Representative for Ukraine Keith Kellogg, commented on Russia's recent large-scale drone attack on Kyiv, stating that Russian leader Vladimir Putin is "testing America's resolve and strength."

In a post on X on July 31, Mobbs stated:

"Kyiv is under massive drone attack. Make no mistake, this is Putin’s response to President Trump’s deadline. He is testing American resolve and strength. We must not be found wanting."

Kyiv, Ukraine's capital city, was targeted in a large-scale Russian drone and missile strike in the early hours of July 31, leaving at least six people dead, including a six-year-old boy. The attack, described by officials as a "targeted terrorist strike," struck more than 27 locations across the capital.

Previously, US President Donald Trump announced a new deadline for Russia to to initiate a peace agreement with Ukraine, which begins July 29, and lasts for 10 days—until August 8—after that, the United States will impose secondary sanctions, including tariffs and other economic measures.

Earlier in June, Mobbs commented on another massive Russian attack on Ukrainian cities, expressing her "strange feeling" that Russia "does not want peace."

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