The US presidential envoy flew to Moscow to provide Russia with a plan to end the Russia-Ukraine conflict

At noon on September 5 local time, according to air traffic control information, the U.S. special plane carrying U.S. Presidential Envoy Witkov and Trump's son-in-law Kushner had entered Russian airspace, and the motorcade to welcome U.S. representatives had entered Vnukovo Airport in Moscow. U.S. President Trump confirmed on September 4 that his special envoy Witkov and son-in-law Kushner will visit Russia and Ukraine, and the two will bring a plan to "end the war." In response to questions from reporters at the White House, Trump said the Ukraine crisis "must be resolved." Send Witkov and Kushner to Moscow and Kiev to "see if anything can be achieved" and "there is a good chance that we will work." (CCTV News)