Not that I know, so either way
Meanwhile, the militia fighters of the Donbas region and Ukrainian troopers have exchanged their dead and captivated fighters. The militias reported that the bodies of 3 out of 12 dead fighters had traces of torture. Most captives had their bones broken and internal organs damaged.

The Ukrainian army continues using aircraft and heavy weapons against populated localities in Donbas. A local power substation became the target of air strikes in a southern outskirt of Donetsk. Fighting was under way in Donetsk outskirts the whole night. The Ukrainian army actively used howitzers and Grad multiple rocket launchers. The Russian Foreign Ministry recalled that Ukrainian troopers had fired Grad missiles against the town of Gorlovka killing 40 civilians. That fact was confirmed by Human Rights Watch.

ITAR http://en.itar-tass.com/russia/743510 
There are disturbing facts and if there can be little doubt that mistakes to say the least have been made in the way Ukraine was governed neglecting at best the interests of a large western part of the Ukrainian nation prior to the Maidan events, what is going since looks just as ugly if not worse. I can hardly figure out what could have the headlines if close to one million Ukraine westerners had to cross Poland's, Slovakia's, Hungary's and Romania 's border seeking asylum to flee the shelling of their cities by the Ukrainian Armed Forces under Yanukov authority....