Russia resumed attacks on the city of Kiev after a three-day truce that coincided with the visit of American envoys to the country. The temporary ceasefire came to an end shortly after the departure of the representatives of the United States.
The American envoys who visited Russia during the truce period were Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, both close to President Donald Trump. The visit of the two American representatives occurred in the context of negotiation attempts for a possible peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine.
The suspension of attacks lasted exactly three days, during which Kiev was not targeted by Russian bombings. With the end of the truce, attacks on the Ukrainian capital were resumed, marking the end of this temporary pause in the conflict.
