India, Sept. 8 -- At least two people were killed and seven others wounded after Russian forces resumed missile and drone strikes on Kyiv early on Tuesday, ending a three-day pause in attacks that had coincided with high-profile visits to Moscow and Kyiv by US President Donald Trump's envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner.

The renewed bombardment, which also prompted Poland to scramble fighter jets and briefly shut an airport near its eastern border, has cast fresh doubt over the prospects of the diplomatic push Washington had hoped would bring both sides closer to ending the war.

Russia-Ukraine War Latest Live News: What Happened in Kyiv As Russia Resumed Strikes?

According to the Kyiv city military administration, Russian forces lau...