Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has downplayed the chances of a military victory for Ukraine, saying the war would likely end with negotiations.
Austin is not the only U.S. defense leader who believes there will not be a Ukrainian military victory anytime soon.
Army Lt. Gen. Keith Kellogg, who served as national security adviser to the vice president during the Trump administration, slammed the Biden administration for having no strategy to end the war and just continuing to send more weapons.
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