that was the w, as christine lynn was in brussels. russia and ukraine have completed the prisoner swap that saw the release of $200.00 captives on each side. the deal was brokered by the united arab emirates. it comes just a week after a russian plane was shocked down close to the ukrainian border, reportedly carrying home dozens of ukrainian prisoners of war as the home at last dom i'm so making a loan a way to to call it. yeah, yes. yes. oh, daddy, it's me, you know, i've been exchange, you know, i'm in ukraine. i'm a live, you're everything okay with me up the quote. release also on the other side of the border i'm very glad i want to dislike i don't i what? i've never had such feelings. this is our own land and home land or this is very good. this is the 5th to reason exchange between russia and ukraine. since last, oh, it's full scale invasion. well, it follows the deadly crush for russian military transport plane last week that according to moscow, was carrying ukrainian present as a full for another plan to exchange. russia blames ukraine for the attack. something keep neither c

christine lynn was following developments from brussels. christine, we understand that there have been calls for further sanctions on russia over and of on the staff for more. can you tell us about that to that's right, sarah and number of the member states have proposed taking action against russia for the death of alexander vonnie in the form of sentients. you heard the use popped up in that they are referring to the human rights sanctions regime that will be the instruments that they would use at to target. not necessarily the russian president of letting me put in from the mrs. pneumonia, for example, blames for has been space. they used to use different matches at the same sentiments. they went to talk to him to feel like you've been talking to institutions like the russian prison system and individuals working in and around that it will be interesting to see if they take on board, for example, suggestions that were made by the phone. these lawyers some 2 years ago when they were encouraging with some governments to target a number of i

offering is a package amounting to 50 years to be disposed of the full years or dw corresponded christine lynn. while i filed the report for us, i asked her why i knew you financial commitments for ukraine have been declining despite a pledge to continue support. terry, the hold up here in brussels is the hon gary and prime minister of it's the old man who has used he's vito to block the slice is a package that has been designed for ukraine. mister o'brien is insisting that every yeah that this package will run it's, it's meant to run full for you is that there is a review process with the to a power is now that would essentially almost put in a candidate for an annual fight over this, this this, this package as we've seen getting it through right now has been very difficult. so that has been a major hold up. you basically have 26 of the other is willing to, to, to put this through to sign it and agree upon it. but of course, that you need unanimous agreement here in the european union and that single hold up from behind. gary and prime minister has basically delayed the process from brussels,