U.S. negotiators held talks with a Russian delegation in Saudi Arabia today on a proposed

partial ceasefire in Ukraine.

That comes one day after the negotiators met with the Ukrainian delegation. Both countries

have agreed in principle to a temporary ceasefire, but major sticking points remain.

For now, though, the war grinds on. In Sumi, Ukraine, people stranded in their homes today

after a Russian missile barrage set residential buildings ablaze.

The attack injured the elderly and hit this school while children were sheltering inside.

While thousands of miles away in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, high-stakes negotiations to try and

iron out the details of a ceasefire.

Two senior U.S. officials met behind closed doors today with the Russian delegation led

by Moscow's former deputy foreign minister.

That's after the U.S. met yesterday with the Ukrainian delegation

led by that country's defense minister. President Trump today speaking to reporters.

We're talking about territory right now. We're talking about lines of demarcation. We're talking

about power plant ownership. But it's not clear the sides agree on exactly what has been paused in their

limited ceasefire. The White House in Kremlin described it as a stop on energy infrastructure attacks,

but Ukraine described it as a halt on energy and other civilian infrastructure. Also on the table,

a deal to pause attacks in the Black Sea, where Ukraine managed to sink

or push out Russia's fleet. Putin's got a huge respect for the president. It comes amid a 180-degree shift

in U.S. policy toward Moscow. That was on full display when special envoy, Steve Whitkoff, suggested in a weekend

interview with Tucker Carlson that Ukrainians in four regions partially occupied by Moscow

want to be part of Russia. They're Russian speaking. There have been referendums where the

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