US envoys head to Kyiv after Moscow talks with Putin

US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are set to land in Kyiv on Sunday for talks after meeting Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow, with hopes for "equally productive meetings" in Ukraine. The White House said Saturday's three-hour Kremlin talks covered "substantive plans for next steps," though details remain undisclosed, with an announcement expected in coming weeks. Putin adviser Yuri Ushakov called the talks "constructive" and noted discussions on economic projects and Russia's military advances. This marks the first trip by President Donald Trump's top negotiators to Kyiv, following a three-day halt on strikes against capitals agreed by both leaders. Russia controls about one-fifth of Ukrainian territory, while recent aerial attacks have intensified on both sides.