Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, the envoys of the President of the United States, Donald Trump, will arrive in Kyiv and then Moscow in the coming days. This is reported by sources to the Russian agency Tass. Just yesterday, the Ukrainian President, Volodymyr Zelensky, announced in a video message covered by Ukrainska Pravda that the US negotiators engaged in mediating a possible solution to the war against Kyiv will soon visit both Ukraine and Russia.
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Meanwhile, on the conflict front, it is reported that one person has died and three others were injured following an attack by Russian troops in Odessa. According to the head of the military administration of the city of Odessa Serhiy Lysak initially, three people were affected, who were immediately given the necessary assistance. Later it was learned that one had died.
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According to statements, in one of the city’s districts residential buildings and cars were damaged. The competent services are working on site, the area is being inspected and the consequences of the attack are being documented. An operational headquarters has also been set up to provide assistance to the victims.
The Ukrainian army launched several waves of attacks last night against the Russian city of Sochi, including a drone raid against a Russian ship and an oil depot. A video released by the Ukrainian Navy shows the fiery consequences of the attack on the ship. The Nefrit was part of the Russian maritime and energy infrastructure and supported oil and gas operations, maintenance of offshore platforms, transport of goods and personnel, and underwater technical work. Also last night, footage published on several Russian Telegram channels shows a fire in an oil depot in the center of Sochi, near the port, following a Ukrainian air attack, although the facility itself has not been identified.
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