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Key updates Kyiv Under Attack: Russian Missiles Kill 2, Injure at Least 6 Amid UN Ceasefire Push ‘Tell Your Boss: Enough Is Enough,’ Polish FM Confronts Lavrov at UN Moscow’s Ceasefire Bingo Card – What Might the Kremlin Say to Ukraine’s Unconditional Ceasefire? Kremlin Welcomes US Invitation for Putin to Attend G20 Summit Kyiv authorities reported two people killed and at least six injured. Missile debris damaged a maternity hospital, a nearby diagnostic center and homes across the capital. A Russian missile attack on Kyiv killed a 65-year-old man and injured two people early Thursday, hours after Moscow rejected calls to pause its war during negotiations at the United Nations. Kyiv Post journalists reported a series of loud explosions across the capital. Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski confronted Sergey Lavrov at the UN, rejecting Kremlin claims on Ukraine, invoking Russia’s wartime record and warning Moscow against further escalation. Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski confronted Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov at the UN Security Council on Wednesday, rejecting Kremlin claims about Ukraine. Sikorski dismantled Lavrov’s claims one by one – from Moscow’s portrayal of Ukraine’s 2014 revolution to the status of the Russian language – before delivering a blunt message to the Kremlin over its war against Ukraine. “It’s Ukraine’s fault,” “Good idea but…” “What if we try something else?” After Ukraine reiterates its plan for an unconditional ceasefire, here’s a list of potential responses from Moscow based on its past remarks on similar proposals. Ukraine unveiled an unconditional ceasefire proposal on Wednesday, Sept. 23, backed by 50 countries in a joint statement. Now the key question – how will Russia respond? Russia’s Foreign Minister Lavrov has already ruled out a ceasefire during peace talks – but how will Moscow react to an unconditional ceasefire as a whole? The Kremlin welcomed a US invitation for Russian President Vladimir Putin to attend the G20 summit in Miami, to be held in December. The invitation comes as Washington pushes for negotiations to end the war, continuing the diplomatic momentum achieved during the early Sept. visit to Moscow and Kyiv by US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner. The Kremlin welcomed a US invitation for Russian President Vladimir Putin to attend the Group of 20 (G20) summit in Miami held mid-December, as Washington steps up efforts to broker an end to Russia’s war. The matter would be handled through diplomatic channels, according to the Clash Report on Wednesday.