In a high-stakes diplomatic move, Russian President Vladimir Putin hosted U.S. envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff in Moscow amid urgent efforts to end the war in Ukraine — the deadliest conflict in Europe since WWII. Both sides agreed to a fragile three-day ceasefire, pledging not to strike each other’s capitals, while U.S. officials raced to Kyiv the next day to restart peace talks. The meeting coincided with former President Trump hinting at a new proposal, though details remained secret. Despite the pause, violence continued — seven killed near Kyiv as Russia announced it would halt attacks on the city from midnight, and Zelenskyy matched the gesture, agreeing to stop strikes on Moscow until Monday. A tense but hopeful window for peace opened — but the road ahead remains perilous.
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