A planned exchange of Russian and Ukrainian prisoners of war failed to take place on Saturday, with Moscow accusing Kyiv of postponing the swap at the last minute, which Ukrainian officials dismissed as more “dirty games” from the Kremlin.

Ukraine has unexpectedly postponed exchanging prisoners of war and accepting the bodies of killed soldiers for an indefinite period, Kremlin aide Vladimir Medinsky said on Saturday.Russia and Ukraine held the second round of peace talks in Istanbul on Monday where they agreed to exchange more prisoners - focusing on the youngest and most severely wounded - and to return the bodies of 12,

Russia claims Ukraine indefinitely postponed the release while Kyiv maintains it has been delayed until next week.

Russia bombarded Ukraine’s second-largest city with massive strikes in the early hours of Saturday, its mayor said, one night after Moscow carried out one of the war’s largest aerial assaults on Ukraine.

Following Ukraine’s recent drone assault on Russia, where Ukraine used $300 drones to take out $100+ million Russian bombers, questions mount about what’s next for the Ukrainians. Eurasia Group and GZERO Media president and founder Ian Bremmer joins Katy Tur to break down why “we don’t see any possibility of [the war] ending anytime soon.