Zelenskyy demands real pressure on Moscow after Russian missile barrage hits Kyiv and 12 regions

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported massive Russian missile attacks on Kyiv and other regions following US envoy Steve Witkoff's talks with Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin. He called for "real pressure" on Moscow after the assault. Zelenskyy said Russia fired 21 missiles, mainly at Kyiv, causing damage to residential buildings, energy infrastructure, a railway station, and shopping centers. Twelve regions were targeted, leaving two dead and 34 injured, including five children. The attack came after Witkoff, who called Putin a "humanist," met with him in St. Petersburg. The Kremlin proposed new trilateral talks for mid-November. Russia claimed strikes on Ukrainian arms factories and port facilities, which could not be independently verified.