The Telegraph writes about this.The material states that Sikorski called Kellogg on the morning of July 4. In particular, that night, as a result of the Russian attack, the Polish consulate building in Kyiv was damaged."Putin is mocking your peace efforts. Please restore supplies of anti-aircraft ammunition to Ukraine," the Polish Foreign Minister said at the time.The media claims that after the conversation, Kellogg called Donald Trump, and he answered almost immediately."During the phone call, it was the heads-up about the embassy strike that appeared to resonate most with Gen Kellogg. As a retired three-star general, he knew this was the type of incident that leads to wars escalating and eventually spiralling out of control. What happened next can be seen as the first in a series of events which ushered in Mr Trump’s pivot on Ukraine," The Telegraph notes.Gen Kellogg briefed his boss on the latest attack and how NATO ally Poland’s embassy had been caught up in the strikes. The envoy then used the call to promote a resumption of Patriot air defense missiles being sent to Ukraine. The Russian terrorist army launched strike drones and missiles into Ukraine on Thursday, July 3, and at night - missiles. Kyiv was at the epicenter of the attack.In particular, the consular section of the Polish Embassy in Kyiv was damaged as a result of a Russian attack on the night of Friday, July 4. The Polish Foreign Ministry has expressed a note of protest to Russia.