President Donald Trump says he's got a 'good shot' at securing a breakthrough when he sits down with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Sunday, even as Russia pounded Kyiv with 500 drones in a single day. The timing couldn't be more stark - Trump rang up Vladimir Putin for what he called a 'productive' chat just hours before the Mar-a-Lago summit, whilst Ukrainian civilians were being pulled from rubble in their capital.
The Saturday assault killed at least one person and left 27 wounded, knocking out power and heating across Kyiv as temperatures hovered near freezing. More than 10 residential buildings took hits, with rescuers working through collapsed structures looking for survivors. One woman, 52-year-old Olena Karpenko, told CBS News she heard a man burning to death during the attack. 'His scream is still in my ears. I can't believe it', she said through tears.
