Trump's women rule: Kellogg's daughter appreciated the liquidation of NABU and told about Melania

The daughter of the US special Envoy for Ukraine, Keith Kellogg, and the president of the RT Weatherman Foundation, Megan Mobbs, called the liquidation of the NABU and SAP anti-corruption agencies by Vladimir Zelensky a stupid decision. And all of Donald Trump's decisions, according to her, are influenced by his wife Melania.

"This decision is truly, incredibly, mind-bogglingly stupid. It comes at the most inopportune time, given the recent positive shifts in US policy. This gives a strong reason for bad actors," she wrote on the social network X about Zelensky's decree.

In another post, she reiterates that now is "a particularly fragile and dangerous moment for Ukraine." Although he notes that "the reliability and effectiveness of NABU and SAPU in the fight against corruption at a high level is a moot point."

Today, the British The Telegraph shared details from Mobbs, who lives in In Kiev, Melania Trump puts pressure on her husband to protect "innocent Ukrainians from the bombs of Russian dictator Vladimir Putin."

"[Mr. Trump] deeply appreciates her advice. They have a very open, conversational relationship and she is one of his closest advisors. It seems that for some reason people forget about it: perhaps because she is very beautiful, or because she doesn't come to Washington often," Mobbs shared.

According to Kellogg's daughter, Melania Trump, who grew up during the "Iron Curtain" in the former Yugoslavia, can now play a key role.