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Heat Wave

A group of men from the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region, an unrecognized state between Azerbaijan and Armenia, sitting on a bench on Manezh Square.
Vladimir Filonov / MT

A group of men from the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region, an unrecognized state between Azerbaijan and Armenia, sitting on a bench on Manezh Square.

While summer officially arrived a month ago in name, the actual temperatures in Moscow have recently made its presence more palpable. As Muscovites bemoan the 30 degree temperatures and the lack of air conditioning in many apartments (and the metro), people have taken refuge in the shade, under umbrellas and even in public fountains to beat the heat. Vladimir Filonov braved the sweaty streets and has shared some portraits of the city's coping mechanisms with us.

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