US envoys promise 'substantive plans' after Kyiv and Moscow peace talks

US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner visited Kyiv on Sunday after talks in Moscow, announcing that "substantive plans" to end the war with Russia will be revealed in the coming weeks, though no breakthroughs were reported. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he hoped for agreements with the US delegation but acknowledged the war "at the moment" appeared likely to continue into winter, urging support from European partners. Witkoff said both sides must compromise, while Moscow reiterated demands for Ukrainian territory that Kyiv rejects. The visit marked the envoys' first to the Ukrainian capital, which has faced Russian strikes for over four years. Russia and Ukraine pledged not to strike each other's capitals during the trip, but fighting continued elsewhere, with Ukraine reporting 108 drones and missiles attacked overnight and 10 civilians killed Saturday.