Ukraine agrees to limited ceasefire as US envoys start talks in Moscow
Ukraine has announced readiness for a limited ceasefire, halting airstrikes on Moscow, as US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner begin negotiations with Russian officials to end the war. Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered a 72-hour pause in attacks on Kyiv starting Saturday, with Ukraine reciprocating by refraining from strikes on Moscow through Monday. The US envoys arrived in Moscow Saturday ahead of talks, with Kyiv expecting them Sunday. The ceasefire follows recent escalations in aerial attacks, including a Russian drone strike on Kyiv's Security Service headquarters. The diplomatic push comes as Washington's peace efforts have stalled, with US attention also diverted by its conflict with Iran.