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On the evening of September 5, local time, Russian President Vladimir Putin held talks with visiting US presidential envoys Witkov and Kushner. The talks ended after lasting about 3 hours. Putin said that Russia has received a request to “stop air raids on Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine,” through intelligence and diplomatic services. He has already issued an order, and Russia's air raids on Kyiv have stopped. Putin also explained that Ukraine has also drastically reduced attacks on Russian territory. Putin also mentioned that Ukraine also proposed implementing a broader three-day cease-fire, and Russia did not agree. However, Russia will make every effort to ensure the safety of the US-Ukraine negotiation process and the mediators of the negotiations. Russian presidential press secretary Peskov confirmed earlier in the day that Putin had ordered no air strikes on Kyiv within three days. Ukrainian President Zelensky later stated that he decided to stop attacking Moscow immediately until September 7.

Zhitongcaijing·09/05/2026 21:17:00
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On the evening of September 5, local time, Russian President Vladimir Putin held talks with visiting US presidential envoys Witkov and Kushner. The talks ended after lasting about 3 hours. Putin said that Russia has received a request to “stop air raids on Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine,” through intelligence and diplomatic services. He has already issued an order, and Russia's air raids on Kyiv have stopped. Putin also explained that Ukraine has also drastically reduced attacks on Russian territory. Putin also mentioned that Ukraine also proposed implementing a broader three-day cease-fire, and Russia did not agree. However, Russia will make every effort to ensure the safety of the US-Ukraine negotiation process and the mediators of the negotiations. Russian presidential press secretary Peskov confirmed earlier in the day that Putin had ordered no air strikes on Kyiv within three days. Ukrainian President Zelensky later stated that he decided to stop attacking Moscow immediately until September 7.