Russian drone and missile attacks in and around the Ukrainian capital killed at least three people early Saturday, officials said.

Widescale Russian attack on Ukraine kills six, injures dozens, as Kyiv seeks US support for a resolution to the war.

Russia’s latest overnight missile-and-drone barrage slammed into Kyiv, killing one and injuring 11 in the Vyshhorod district as fires tore through residential buildings. The strike—Kyiv’s second major attack in as many days—followed an earlier assault that left half the city without power.

Russian drone and missile attacks on Kyiv have killed at least three people this weekend amid continued efforts from the US and Donald Trump to bring peace. Two people were killed in Ukraine's capital city, and another in the broader Kyiv region, the regional police said. A further 29 people were wounded in the city, Mayor Vitali Klitschko said.

US secretary of State Marco Rubio, special envoy Steve Witkoff and US president Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner will meet Ukrainian officials today in Florida, a senior US official told Reuters. A Ukrainian delegation is headed to the United States to continue talks on a deal to end the war.

Negotiations to end Russia's war against Ukraine will continue in Florida this weekend as a Ukrainian delegation arrives to negotiate with the Trump administration. Joining us now with the latest is NPR's Eleanor Beardsley in Kyiv. Hi, Eleanor.