Ukraine and Russia today met for the second time in two weeks to discuss peace,

but walked away without any progress toward ending the war.

The fighting is as intense as ever.

And this weekend, Ukraine launched an unprecedented attack,

launching drones deep inside Russia to target Russian bombers.

Nick Schiffrin reports.

Today in Turkey, a tense face-off, two foes failing again to end Europe's largest war

in 80 years.

And while the war rages the two sides are as far apart as ever.

Ukraine is demanding a complete ceasefire before formal negotiations, the freedom to join

the European Union and NATO, foreign military security guarantees, no military restrictions,

and no legal recognition of Russian occupied territories.

The Russian demands almost exactly opposed.

No unconditional ceasefire, a block on Ukraine's joining NATO, the exclusion of all foreign military

support and intelligence caps on the size of Ukraine's military, and the withdrawal of Ukrainian

troops from at least four regions of which Russia only controls a portion, as well as

international recognition

of all occupied Ukrainian territory as Russian.

Ukrainian president, Vladimir Zelensky, accused Russia of Stalin.

They said they're ready for a two to three days ceasefire to collect bodies from the battlefield.

I think they're idiots,

because the whole point of a ceasefire is to prevent people from being killed in the first

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