Zelensky says Kharkiv attack was "a horrific Russian strike" that killed six, including a child

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is due in Oslo on Tuesday for talks with Norwegian and Finnish leaders about Russia’s invasion, with US envoy Steve Witkoff attending in person and Jared Kushner joining remotely, the Norwegian government said. The session takes place as relations between Kyiv and Washington have grown strained. President Donald Trump said Washington had supplied substantial aid while Kyiv had offered no equivalent, and raised the idea that another person should handle negotiations for Ukraine. Zelensky alleged that Washington had slowed battlefield satellite service, suspended intelligence reports on Russian attacks for several days, and delayed Patriot interceptor shipments; US officials rejected the claims. Ukraine reported fatalities from Russian attacks Tuesday, including at a plant south of Kyiv. Zelensky’s comment concerned a Monday attack in the Kharkiv region that he said killed six people, including a young child.