List of ambassadors of the United States in Ukraine

Kristina Kvien, current US Executive Ambassador to Ukraine

The list of the United States Ambassador in Ukraine provides an overview of the head of the US diplomatic mission in Ukraine since 1992. The United States Embassy in Kiev was on January 23 opened in 1992 and initially by Jon Gundersen as chargé headed . The first official ambassador began work in May of that year .

Term of office	Surname	appointed by
January 23, 1992-11. May 1992	Jon Gundersen ( chargé d'affaires )	George Bush
May 11, 1992-30. July 1993	Roman Popadiuk	George Bush
September 16, 1993-6. January 1998	William Green Miller	Bill Clinton
November 10, 1997-9. October 2000	Steven Karl Pifer	Bill Clinton
September 15, 2000–1. May 2003	Carlos Pascual	Bill Clinton
July 1, 2003–26. May 2006	John Edward Fall	George W. Bush
May 30, 2006-23. May 2009	William Brockenbrough Taylor Jr.	George W. Bush
November 20, 2009–9. July 2013	John F. Tefft	Barack Obama
July 30, 2013–18. August 2016	Geoffrey Ross Pyatt	Barack Obama
May 18, 2016–20. May 2019	Marie Louise Yovanovitch	Barack Obama
May 28, 2019–18. June 2019	Kristina A. Kvien (chargé d'affaires)	Donald Trump
June 18, 2019–1. January 2020	William Brockenbrough Taylor Jr. (chargé d'affaires)	Donald Trump
January 1, 2020–	Kristina A. Kvien (chargé d'affaires)	Donald Trump

Web links

Website of the US Embassy in Ukraine

Individual evidence

↑ https://ua.usembassy.gov/our-relationship/our-ambassador/

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