Kremlin Dismisses Peace Talks as Russian Drones Attack Ukraine
U.S. Senate Delays Vote on Aid to Ukraine, Zelenskiy Calls for Immediate Assistance
- Russian drones targeted multiple regions across Ukraine, including Kyiv, with the Ukrainian Air Force reporting that 18 of 19 drones were destroyed.
- Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated that there is currently no basis for peace talks between Moscow and Kyiv, dismissing Ukraine's proposed peace plan as absurd.
- Reports indicate that the U.S. Senate will not vote on a package to provide more aid to Ukraine and bolster U.S. border security until early next year.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy expressed confidence that the U.S. will deliver on its promises of aid and stressed the immediate need for assistance from the U.S. and the European Union.
- Russian President Vladimir Putin declared that Russian troops are 'holding the initiative' in Ukraine.














































































