U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, a senior Trump adviser, travel to Moscow and are expected to go to Kyiv as part of a new attempt to broker a Russia-Ukraine peace proposal. Multiple outlets report the trip is the envoys’ first visit to Kyiv since Trump returned to office, and CBS and other coverage describe it as an effort to revive stalled talks.

Trump says the envoys carry an “idea for peace” and will assess whether progress is possible, but he does not detail the proposal. Reports on the timeline vary: some say they plan to hold discussions with Russia first and then travel to Ukraine on Sunday, while others describe a possible meeting with Vladimir Putin in Moscow. Ukrainian officials and reporting also tie the trip to heightened risk and disruption, including Russian strikes that Zelenskiy says target airports and other sites as preparations for possible talks.

Several sources note that prior U.S. diplomacy has not produced breakthroughs, and that expectations differ among intelligence and Ukraine. The Kyiv Post characterizes the effort as a reset that does not yield tangible progress, while other outlets focus more on the diplomatic logistics and Trump’s promise of a fresh proposal.