Russian Missiles Hit Kyiv as Moscow Signals Readiness for Peace Talks
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Russian missiles hit Kyiv as Moscow signals readiness for peace talks
Russian missiles struck Kyiv overnight, wounding six people and forcing residents into shelters, Ukrainian authorities said Thursday, hours after Moscow signalled readiness to resume US-mediated peace talks. President Donald Trump said negotiations were closer than ever to ending the war, though the Kremlin expressed doubts over Ukrainian and European proposals.
Russia and Ukraine said they were ready on Wednesday for trilateral negotiations under the mediation of the United States, which led Donald Trump to ensure that the end of the war had never been so close. But Moscow tempered expectations, the Kremlin diplomatic adviser saying that he wanted to resume the negotiations "around 10 November". Our follow-upFind here all our articles on the war in Ukraine
Russia launched another attack on Kyiv, hours after agreeing to resume trilateral talks with Ukraine and the United States to find a way to end the war, and indicating that the talks could take place next month.
Ukraine's capital was the target of a new missile attack in the night, after Russian-American talks on Wednesday to end the conflict, Donald Trump assuring that the end of the war had never been so close.
Ukraine's capital, Kiev, was targeted for a new missile attack a few hours after Russia said it was "ready in principle to resume peace negotiations, and the US President said that the world is "closest to the end of the war."
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