A prisoner exchange will take place but no ceasefire is expected.
The latest peace talks between Russia and Ukraine have concluded.
There's no end to the fighting - but Russia has agreed to hand over the remains of 6 thousand soldiers to Ukraine.
Russia's Medinsky said Moscow would hand 6,000 killed Ukrainian soldiers over unilaterally, adding that he did not know "if they have any bodies on their side", but that Russia would take them, if so.
Officials claim Russian proposals about a ceasefire weren't received until today, so they weren't able to react to them.
Kyiv's deputy foreign minister Sergiy Kyslytsya is not impressed.

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