And we start the day's other headlines with the latest strikes between Russia and Ukraine.

Ukrainian drone attacks disrupted flights at Moscow's main airports for a third straight day.

Even as preparations were underway for a massive military parade to mark 80 years since victory over Nazi Germany in World War II,

China's Xi Jinping arrived today to attend the festivities.

Meantime, Russian forces struck Ukraine overnight, killing two people in the capital

Kyiv. While in Washington, Vice President J.D. Vance told a conference that the U.S. is focused on

brokering a long-term deal to end the war. The Russians are asking for a certain set of requirements,

a certain set of concessions in order to end the conflict.

We think they're asking for too much, okay?

We would like both the Russians and the Ukrainians

to actually agree on some basic guidelines

for sitting down and talking to one another.

Russia had rejected a 30-day ceasefire proposal from the U.S., which Ukraine agreed to.

Instead, President Vladimir Putin announced a three-day pause in fighting during Russia's Victory Day celebrations,

which went into effect in the last hour or so.

Ukraine's president, Vladimir Zelensky, has dismissed that ceasefire, calling it a theatrical

show.

Hospital officials in the Gaza Strip say Israeli airstrikes killed at least 92 people today,

including women and children.

One of the attacks hit a busy market in Gaza City.

Our producer on the ground who provided this footage says at least 23 people were killed there,

including two journalists.

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