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Russia and Ukraine have exchanged drone strikes and power cuts this week, with Russia denying Ukrainian attacks on Putin’s residence and Ukraine hitting Moscow, Crimea, and western Russia.
Moscow is reviewing a 20-point US-Ukraine peace plan that offers Kyiv limited gains on territory and drops NATO renunciation, while Russia’s hardline stance keeps talks tense.
President Putin says Russia is ready to end the conflict in Ukraine if root causes are addressed, but territorial talks remain off the table.
Russian forces claimed control of Krasnoarmeysk and Volchansk in the Donetsk and Kharkov regions, marking a significant turn in the eastern Ukraine conflict.
US and Ukraine met in Florida this past weekend to negotiate a controversial peace plan, but sticking points over territory and terms mean a deal is still uncertain.
Russia rules out concessions in a recent peace plan as Ukraine refuses constitutional amendments, raising questions about how far diplomacy can go.
Russian and Ukrainian envoys met in Abu Dhabi on Nov. 26 to discuss sensitive issues, including prisoner exchanges, and held unexpected talks with a U.S. official.
Trump has set a Nov 27 deadline for Ukraine to accept a 28-point peace plan as Zelenskyy seeks amendments to protect national interests.
Russia and Ukraine trade accusations after drone strikes in Crimea’s Foros region destroyed a school and resort facilities, while Zaporizhzhia endured deadly overnight raids.
Russia’s largest overnight air attack since the conflict began set Kyiv’s main government building on fire, killing at least 2 and wounding 18.