The Current Crisis Needs Humanity, Not Negotiations

The whole world is witnessing the global crisis between Russia and Ukraine, which has become the talk of the world and greatly affected the course of the world, which was starting to recover a little after the Corona crisis, but no matter what, we do not want the earth to breathe a little.

The war between Ukraine and Russia began weeks ago, as Russia began to invade Ukraine amid great condemnation from the countries of the world, but to no avail. Although this is a positive step for everyone to start supporting the Ukrainian people, I see that many countries did not take a firm position.

What they are discussing now is some negotiations for a ceasefire for a day or two, or to bring in humanitarian aid, and this is good, but we need to be more positive, as we are supposed to look at the matter. It is not just negotiations, because economic and global interests are being disrupted.

But the matter is purely humanitarian. There are millions of civilians who suffer in the cold without shelter, and there are many children, women and others. It is not about negotiations, but about humanity. The countries of the world must unite together to tighten sanctions and stop the war.

We Only Want Peace

This world in which we live needs nothing but peace, because it can no longer tolerate any differences between people and not countries. Humanity has been suffering for centuries. It is time for us to be more civilized and to look with an eye of mercy, not of personal ambitions that are of no use.

I appreciate a lot of the positions of the countries that helped the Ukrainian people and said their word against aggression, but there are also many negative attitudes that I did not imagine that they still exist in this world.

Finally, the means of pressure must be increased because the matter is no longer bearable. I have been watching many videos about the destruction that befell many Ukrainian cities, and some have published short videos of these places before and after the bombing, and it is very sad to stand idly by about it.

I call on the free world to unite and to pressure by all means, not just negotiations, because there are no conditions in return for stopping the destruction and suffering of civilians.