One year later, Kiev and Moscow remember Ukraine uprising in very different ways

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A year after A Russia-backed rebel fighter holds a sniper rifle while a mask in Debaltseve, Ukraine, Friday, Feb. 20, 2015. ZHOLOBOK, Ukraine — Ukrainian military and separatist representatives exchanged dozens of prisoners under the cover of darkness at a remote frontline location Saturday evening, kicking off a process intended to usher in peace to the conflict-ridden east.
139 Ukrainian troops and 52 rebels were exchanged, according to a separatist official overseeing the prisoner swap at a no man's land location near the village of Zholobok, some 20 kilometers (12 miles) west of Luhansk. To read more click here.

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The story still looked the same AFTER TWO YEARS when I saw this caption New drone footage shows militant positions in eastern Ukraine so the question Remains has RELIGIONS professed love in conflict resolution helped reduced the tensed situation in Eastern Ukraine or Democratic Law  ? for me I observe the only missing concept of approach is Love without  A love without hate, grudge ,bitterness, Revenge, Retaliation, meekness, humility, because they are all Lonely.