A three-day pause in attacks on Kiev was announced while a new attempt to bring Russia and Ukraine closer together was underway. The decision comes in the context of a diplomatic mission to relaunch peace negotiations between the two countries.
The pause was announced during a meeting at the Kremlin between Russian President Vladimir Putin and envoys of former US President Donald Trump. Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner were the American representatives present at this meeting.
This pause in attacks on the Ukrainian capital marks a significant shift in the dynamics of the conflict and may represent an opportunity for progress in peace talks. The diplomatic mission by Trump's envoys aims precisely to facilitate dialogue between Russians and Ukrainians.
The article does not specify what the specific conditions or terms of this three-day humanitarian pause are, nor does it indicate whether any concrete commitments were established beyond the temporary ceasefire in Kiev.
