Russia and Ukraine Trade Attacks Following US Envoy Visit
Russia launched 630 drones and Ukraine warned of more ballistic missiles as Washington pressed talks on ending the war.
- On Thursday, Russia and Ukraine traded major attacks overnight, with Moscow's mayor reporting 630 drones launched toward the region shortly after US envoy Steve Witkoff met Vladimir Putin in Saint Petersburg.
- Witkoff had flown to Russia from Oslo on Tuesday after meeting President Volodymyr Zelensky, aiming to bridge a bitter rift between the Ukrainian leader and President Donald Trump over peace negotiations.
- Kyiv mayor Vitali Klitschko reported 15 people wounded in the Ukrainian capital, while Moscow mayor Sergei Sobyanin said 163 of the 630 drones approached Moscow, with two people wounded in the region.
- Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov told reporters Russia was "in principle, ready to resume" trilateral talks in mid-November, though he warned there was little "substance" in the peace proposals Witkoff had delivered.
- President Donald Trump defended delaying sanctions on Russia as necessary to secure the release of US citizen Stephen Hubbard, calling Witkoff's progress "the closest we've been" to ending the war.
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Russia and Ukraine trade major attacks as Trump touts progress
Russia and Ukraine traded major attacks overnight with Moscow’s mayor saying on Thursday that 630 drones had been launched towards the region, shortly after a US envoy held talks with the Russian president in St Petersburg. Following Wednesday’s meeting between his envoy Steve Witkoff and Vladimir Putin, US President Donald Trump claimed the two sides were nearing a breakthrough. “The other day I was talking to Vladimir Putin about settling his …
Kiev was targeted by Russian missiles, while Moscow claims to have intercepted 630 Ukrainian drones directed towards its region. These attacks occurred a few hours after a meeting between Vladimir Putin and the US emissary Steve Witkoff, on the background of diplomatic discussions without decisive progress. ...
Russia and Ukraine launched major attacks on each other last night, with Moscow's mayor reporting on Thursday that 630 drones had been launched into the Russian capital region.
Russian-Ukrainian attacks by drones and missiles continue at a time when diplomatic movements aimed at the settlement of the war continue, following the meeting of United States envoy Steve Whitkov with Russian President Vladimir Putin in St. Petersburg.
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