Russia launched ballistic missiles and drones at Kyiv hours after agreeing to resume peace talks with Ukraine, according to an ABC News report on the attacks. ABC News reported that Ukrainian authorities said the strikes killed one person and injured 22.

BBC News reported that Russia agreed to a US call to resume Ukraine peace talks. Moscow said it was "ready in principle" to resume the talks, and US President Donald Trump said the world had come closer to ending the war than at any earlier point.

The Guardian reported that the attack came just hours after Vladimir Putin said he had agreed to resume trilateral negotiations following talks with US envoy Steve Witkoff. In its account of the strikes, the paper described the attack as "demonstrative" and bombarding Kyiv with ballistic missiles.

The Guardian also reported that experts say Russia is trying to destroy energy infrastructure before winter.

The accounts differ on who made the initial commitment to talks. BBC News attributed the readiness to resume talks to Moscow, while The Guardian attributed the agreement to Putin personally.

Taken together, the ABC News, BBC News and Guardian reports describe Russia agreeing to resume talks and then striking Kyiv within a short period, with the summaries reviewed not including a Russian statement on the attacks.

Sources: BBC News: Missiles hit Kyiv after Russia agrees to US call to resume Ukraine peace talks; ABC News: Russia pounds Ukraine with missiles and drones, hours after agreeing to peace talks; The Guardian: Russia bombards Kyiv with missiles - hours after agreeing to resume talks with Ukraine.