When Communication is not an Option of an Aggressor like Russia’s President Putin, it is Downright Senseless and Wrong in Ukraine’s fight to Maintain Independence of Their Nation
Injustice to one NATION is an injustice to all Nations
Hello Readers,
Many of you are surprised by what’s happening in Ukraine. It was an unprovoked attack against a sovereign Nation.
Russian President Putin had many opportunities to resolve what issues he has with Ukraine. But he does not want to resolve his issues by any diplomatic means, so here we are-a devastating destruction that has no clear end and uncertain future.
With the close proximity of the culture between the two countries, it’s amazing that the Russian people are set up to kill their own people.
Many praises for the people that are in the struggle for peace on both sides and all of the people and countries should recommend showing support for what is right.
A war at this time of life in our world is unprecedented in that we are already in a fight for our lives with the Covid Pandemic. The amount of destruction occurring in Ukraine and the severe Sanctions against Russia will be a vision that no one wanted and need.
When one of my friends from Ukraine, before Russia take over of Crimea, was giving me some of the histories of Ukraine, never did I know how bad the situation was or to be.
What it takes to understand this whole situation is that you will need to go back into their history to when there was the fall Soviet Union and the breaking away from it of several of the parts of the Soviet Union. The bitterness and anger against Ukraine today is part of what the Kremlin thinking is about.
Hopefully, this situation will be over. Meanwhile, there’s got to be more talking with both countries, NATO, and Other Countries who are supporting peace to find a resolution to this crisis.
You can contact reputable organizations to help the Ukrainian people who had to abandon their homes and flee for their safety. You can google and/or start with the around-the-world Ukrainian organizations. The countries taking in the Ukrainian people will need help for sure to provide, food, water, shelter, and other needs. Poland, Hungary, Moldova, Slovakia, and Romania are some of them. Over 368,00 Ukrainians have fled as of this date and time.
Having access to cell phones and communication with friends and relatives is important right now as well. Hopefully, communication centers will be provided in a complexed situation.
Thelma Harcum