Trump sends envoys to Moscow, Kyiv with new plan to 'end war'

Well, the U.S. begins a new push this weekend to try and end the war between Russia and Ukraine. But a gulf remains between the two warring sides. U.S. negotiators Steve Whitkoff and Jared Kushner have led Donald Trump's efforts to broker a peace deal. They will visit both countries, their first stop in Moscow this Saturday. The following day will mark their first purported visit to Ukraine for talks. Manya Shaz reports. We've had air red alert the whole night long. Russia has killed four people in Kamianets-Podilsky Oblast, and despite having said that a peace would be possible, Vladimir Putin shows no signs here on the ground of wanting to stop the fighting. In fact, you know, the airstrikes, the air raids have significantly increased this weekend. It is a much-awaited visit for the Ukrainian government to see Jared Kushner and Steve Whitkoff. I think it will be their first visit to Kiev. And that was also meant to not only maybe reignite some talks of, you know, a very hypothetical ceasefire, but it also comes at a time when Ukraine is suffering from shortages of means of interception when it comes to Russian missiles, when it comes to Russian jet-powered drones. So there will also be hope that this will be on the agenda in the discussion. And simply the government will be pleased to see that the U.S. is showing a renewed interest in trying to solve the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine by this visit.