Secretary of the Army Dan Driscoll has been reportedly removed from U.S. negotiating team in Ukraine.

Regional media is reporting the move is due to Secretary of War's 'paranoia' about Driscoll taking over DOW.

The move comes on the heels of our reporting on LTG Keith Kellogg (USA, Ret) also was removed due to his leaking of the Trump peace plan to the Zelenskiy regime prematurely.

Regarding Driscoll -- His standing within Donald Trump's administration has risen quickly and he has become increasingly popular with Europeans thanks to his experience and calm manner, reports The Telegraph.

This led to him taking a leading role in Ukraine peace talks. In November, he was tasked with presenting President Volodymyr Zelenskyy with a 28-point "peace plan" that Trump hoped would bring peace between Russia and Ukraine.

That made him the most senior member of the Trump administration to visit Ukraine.

During this trip last month, Driscoll was instructed to secure Zelenskyy's support of the US "peace plan".

Ukrainian officials were also told he would be in Paris on Monday 1 December, but he again cancelled on short notice.

"Our delegation was surprised," a Ukrainian official said, suggesting that Driscoll "had not been allowed to come".

The more likely reason for Driscoll's removal is the information coming out of the new Pentagon Press Corps that Driscoll is close to former Biden National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan, the architect of the Ukraine war.

Of course, the UK media, likely driven by MI-6, wants that kind of relationship close to the Ukraine negotiations to keep the war going.