On Sept. 7, thirty-five Ukrainians were released after Kyiv and the Kremlin exchanged prisoners. But the story is far from over. More than 110 Ukrainians are still imprisoned in Crimea and Russia, and at least 227 Ukrainians are being held hostage by Russian-backed militants in the Donbas. We should bring them home too.
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This archive photo shows a Russian traffic police officer speaking with Crimean Tatars holding their flags as they sit in a car during a day of Crimean Tatars' national flag in the Crimean capital Simferopol, on June 26, 2014.
