Russia has resumed attacks on Kyiv after a three-day ceasefire that coincided with visits by U.S. representatives to Moscow and Kyiv. The attacks began early on Friday, with multiple explosions reported across the city, damaging several buildings. Initial reports indicate two deaths and at least seven injuries. Ukrainian forces confirmed a missile attack on the city, while local authorities urged residents to take shelter during air defense operations. Several buildings were damaged throughout Kyiv, including a five-story residential building in the Solomiansky district, with multiple vehicles set ablaze. According to reports, more people were trapped in one of the damaged buildings. Sirens warning of aerial attacks were also sounded in other parts of the country around 5:30 PM local time. The resumption of Russian attacks follows a pause initiated late last week due to the visits of U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, arranged by Russian dictator Vladimir Putin. Ukraine also assured that it would not conduct air strikes against Russia during their visit. The U.S. special envoy of President Donald Trump visited Moscow first and then Kyiv for talks aimed at ending the war in
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the resumption of Russian attacks as a consequence of diplomatic efforts led by U.S. representatives, which implies a narrative favoring international diplomacy over military action. It emphasizes the humanitarian impact of the attacks and highlights the role of Western diplomats,





