Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Nora Rom.

Ukraine's president, Vladimir Zelensky, says he's en route to Canada

before his expected meeting tomorrow with President Trump in Florida.

NPR's Joanna Kukisis reports from Kiev,

despite the peace negotiations, Russia attacked the Ukrainian capital overnight,

killing at least two people and injuring dozens.

Russia attacked Kiev and surrounding areas with hypersonic, ballistic, and cruise missiles,

as well as hundreds of strike drones.

Speaking to reporters via voice message, Zelensky said Russia showed what it thinks of intensive

efforts to end this war.

They responded with a massive attack on Ukraine, he said.

If the American side wants to hold a wartime referendum or elections, we cannot do it under conditions like these.

Zelensky has said several times that he is ready to hold a referendum on the latest

peace proposal if security is guaranteed for voters. Zelensky said that security guarantees are a

main focus of talks with the Trump administration. Joanna Kikisis and PR News, Kiev.

Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to a ceasefire that could end three weeks of fighting

that have killed more than 100 people. Michael Sullivan reports so far the ceasefire appears to be

holding. The ceasefire assigned by the two countries, defense ministers, says the two sides have agreed

to halt their artillery attacks and rocket barrages for three days. The two countries

have been involved in fierce combat for weeks that began in July, then reignited earlier this month.

Hundreds of thousands on both sides have been displaced by the fighting. Whether the ceasefire

holds is an open question.

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