Hi there, from CNN. I'm Charlie Dreivir with the five things you need to know for Tuesday,

November 25th.

Kiev and Moscow are continuing to trade heavy attacks as U.S. and Russian officials hold

Ukraine peace talks in Abu Dhabi. An American official says that the talks on the White

House-backed plan are set to continue today.

The first draft of the proposal contained a lot of concessions to Russia, like Kyiv

seeding its territory, giving up its NATO ambitions and limiting the size of its army.

But yesterday, Ukrainian President Vlodemir Zelenskyy said that the new proposal has what

he described as proper considerations that have been taken into account.

Today, our team reported on the new draft of steps, and this is indeed the right approach.

I will discuss sensitive issues with President Trump.

Zelensky also warned about incoming Russian attacks.

We must also be aware that Russia will not ease the pressure on us, on Ukraine, on our people.

These days, these weeks, we must be very attentive to air raid alerts and all similar threats of attack. We understand exactly who we are dealing with.

And that warning came true overnight, with at least six people killed in key from Russian strikes,

and three people were killed in a Ukrainian drone attack in Russia's Rastav region.

More news coming up, including another twist in the indictments of Letitia James and James Comey.

The federal judge has tossed out the indictments against former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Latisha James.

But the legal battle isn't over yet.

The judge found that President Trump's appointment of interim U.S. attorney Lindsey Halligan in Virginia was invalid.

She was the one who brought the charges against James and Comey.

But White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt told Fox News that the Trump administration plans to fight the decision.

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