US envoys call Kyiv talks 'significant' after Moscow meeting with Putin

US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner held talks in Kyiv on Sunday, which Witkoff called "significant," and said they would continue "as long as it takes." The discussions follow a three-hour meeting with Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Saturday. The American delegation, carrying a peace proposal from President Donald Trump, met with Ukrainian officials and European advisors, including German, British, and French envoys. President Zelensky said the meetings were "fundamental" and bring Ukraine closer to peace, thanking the US for its support. The talks come amid stalled negotiations over territorial disputes, mainly Russia's demand for a full Ukrainian withdrawal from Donetsk. Putin ordered a three-day suspension of strikes on Kyiv, and Zelensky announced a reciprocal halt on attacks on Moscow, though hostilities continue elsewhere.