Russian attacks on Ukraine killed at least one person and wounded 23 overnight into Saturday, as negotiators from Ukraine, Russia and the United States were set to meet in Abu Dhabi for a second day of talks to end Russia’s nearly four-year full-scale invasion.

There are high stakes but low expectations for the first trilateral talks between Ukraine, Russia and the US since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

The talks follow a flurry of diplomatic activity in recent days, from Switzerland to the Kremlin, even though serious obstacles remain between both sides.

Russian President Vladimir Putin began a meeting ‌with ​three U.S. envoys late on Thursday to ‌discuss a plan to end the war in Ukraine, the Kremlin said. Americans Steve Witkoff ​and Jared Kushner were accompanied by Josh Gruenbaum,

Hosted by Abu Dhabi, representatives from Russia, Ukraine and the United States sat down for talks on ending the war in Ukraine for the first time.

Ukraine and Russia will hold joint peace talks Friday with the United States, the first trilateral meeting since the Kremlin's full-scale invasion nearly four years ago.

The U.S., Russia and Ukraine are holding trilateral talks to try to end the fighting in Ukraine. Kim Brunhuber speaks to John Lough, Head of Foreign Policy at the New Eurasian Strategies Centre about what could come from the meetings.

The Trump envoys then headed from Moscow to Abu Dhabi for trilateral negotiations on ending Russia's war in Ukraine.