Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy calls for an air truce amid ongoing fighting, while US officials Jared Kushner and his envoy counterpart, also described as Witkoff, travel to Kyiv using a route that passes through Moscow, according to reports. Separate reporting also refers to a strike in Kyiv described as a direct hit on the SBU headquarters, targeted at an intelligence function.
Across outlets, details focus on the diplomatic and aviation implications of the truce call. One account says Zelenskyy issues a warning that leads an airline to suspend flights to Moscow, while other coverage frames the day’s developments as part of broader efforts to reduce air risks. Reporting also situates the events within the longer timeline of the war, with references to the briefing’s “day 1,655” status. Coverage varies in emphasis—some lead with the operational impact of the reported Kyiv strike, while others foreground the truce proposal and the logistics of the US delegation’s travel—though both describe the same core developments.
