US Envoys Land in Moscow as Russian Strikes Kill Four in Ukraine

US envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff landed in Moscow on Saturday as Russia launched a new aerial attack on Ukraine, killing four people in Kamianske and striking Kyiv with drones, undermining a proposed temporary ceasefire. The overnight assault targeted Kyiv and its region with multiple drone waves, hitting a nine-story residential building in Boryspil and injuring two women. Russian forces also struck an industrial site in Kamianske, Dnipro region, killing four people, while a separate drone raid on Sviatopetrivske caused no casualties. Ukraine awaits Moscow's official response to the proposed temporary air ceasefire during the US envoys' visit, with the delegation scheduled to meet Russian officials in Moscow before traveling to Kyiv on Sunday. A drone attack also hit Kyiv's SBU headquarters, injuring nine and damaging the UNESCO-listed Saint Sophia Cathedral.