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Russia sees no breakthrough in Ukraine's peace proposals.

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According to Reuters, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that Russia hadn’t noticed anything “really promising” in the proposals Ukraine presented at peace talks on March 29. The plan included a 15-year consultation period on the status of the Crimean peninsula occupied by Russia in 2014. Peskov said it was impossible to discuss Crimea's status as it was "part of Russia, and the Russian constitution precluded discussing the fate of any Russian region with anyone else.”

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The Kyiv Independent staff documented what it feels like to live and sleep in Kyiv, Ukraine, as Russia intensifies its drone and missile attacks on the city. Filmed over several weeks in June and July, our journalists take shelter in bathrooms, basements, and parking garages as explosions ring out overhead.

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