Trump envoys to visit Ukraine after Moscow talks

US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are expected in Ukraine on Sunday for their first visit, carrying a proposal from President Donald Trump to end the conflict with Russia, after meeting Vladimir Putin in Moscow the day before. The Russian president held a three-hour meeting with the envoys on Saturday, which Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov called "constructive, extremely frank and marked by trust." The Americans presented ideas for a settlement, though no specific objectives were disclosed. A White House spokesperson said they discussed "substantial plans" for next steps. The envoys flew to Rzeszow, Poland, near the Ukrainian border, as Ukrainian airports remain closed since the war began. Russian strikes on Kyiv airports were described as "demonstrative" by President Zelensky, while Putin ordered a three-day pause on strikes on Kyiv during the contacts. Trump has not specified whether the proposal involves territorial concessions.