Megan Mobbs saw the war as a soldier, studied its consequences as a psychologist, and helps Ukraine with concrete work. The US Army veteran and president of the R.T. Weatherman Foundation has been coming here almost every month since 2022.

How has America changed during the years of the Great War? Is Donald Trump really turning his back on Ukraine? Why is it increasingly easy for the world to see us as exhausted — and why does Megan find this image dangerous?

I couldn’t help but ask Megan about her father, General Keith Kellogg, and his loud statement about Ukrainian women on the front. Why does she mention the London Blitz when it comes to our children? And how does she see victory in a war that may last longer than we are willing to accept today?

00:00 — Announcement
01:02 — First visit to Ukraine in 2022 and father's reaction
03:07 — How Kellogg's appointment affected the mission and a trip to Kharkiv and Izyum
04:13 — Memes about Keith Kellogg and his reaction
06:10 — “I served in Afghanistan.” Military experience and training at West Point
08:01 — Why Ukrainian cadets should be accepted into US academies
08:51 — Experience of the war in Ukraine and adaptation of the West Point program
09:58 — Women in the military: the experience of the US Army and the realities of Ukraine
12:17 — Kellogg's statement on the mobilization of women: "Our views and my father's differ"
15:05 — How the perception of the war and support for Ukraine changed in the US
16:09 — Criticism of the Biden administration's approach to military aid
18:13 — Trump's approach: the principle of "peace through strength" and declarations of war
19:35 — The red carpet for Putin and the realities of the negotiation process
22:30 — Did Meghan believe in ending the war through negotiations and Kellogg's role
23:59 — Public appeals to her father on Twitter (X) and family relations
25:56 — Why the Kremlin considered Kellogg "biased" by Meghan's activities in Ukraine
27:16 — Did Kellogg ask his daughter to complete her mission in Ukraine?
28:01 — What moves Meghan the most in Ukraine?
29:43 — Why Ukrainian society is not broken
31:48 — What victory means for Ukraine in 2026?
33:10 — What needs to be done to make Russia stop
35:35 — The use of Starlink in the Russian Federation and the information breakthrough
36:46 — American volunteers in the International Legion and working with their families
38:25 — The contrast between life under fire in Kyiv and reality in the West
40:07 — Ukraine's refusal of nuclear weapons and why little is known about it in the US
41:51 — Personal connections in Ukraine and feelings of guilt at home
43:00 — How a family reacts to trips to a war zone action
43:51 — What Meghan is doing during the shelling in Kyiv
45:08 — The question “When will the war end?” and Keith Kellogg’s optimism
47:03 — “Next year we may see a turning point”
48:14 — “Americans always do the right thing in the end”: a message of hope to Ukrainians
49:28 — What Meghan would tell Trump about Putin and Ukraine
51:38 — Why Meghan will continue to return to Ukraine despite all the risks

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