Quote from: Gozie51 on March 10, 2022, 05:43:32 PM

Why not that war won't be stopped in the middle of the fighting? It can be stopped if an agreement is reached just with the discussion going on to stop the Russian attacking Ukraine. In the fight between the two countries, it need to be stopped because the strength of Russia is more than Ukraine and children are being killed which is the must painful aspect of this fight.

Russian 'second strongest' army in the world is suffering heavy losses and clearly hasn't reached the goals of the war at all, so I wouldn't say Russia has more strength. It has the numbers, but Ukraine has the quality and enormous morale. Fighting for our freedom is the central message of our national anthem, and historically, we fought against Russia and Russia questioned our right to exist over and over again. The war can be stopped when Russia realizes that it lost and starts looking for a way out. Ukraine will never surrender and will not concede any territories to Russia, no matter the cost. This is how our nation is built and how much it means to us. It's better to die than to be slaves, it's a part of our national identity.

Quote from: Zilon on March 11, 2022, 05:50:33 PM

It's too sad Russians have to go through all this as a result of a single man's act(Putin). Irrespective of what Putin is glamouring for it's still not enough reason for invading Ukraine, destroying lives and properties and keeping the whole nation in chaos. This sanctions now has to affect the entire country keeping their economy is total disarray. It's best for Russians to switch to decentralized assets so the can stand even in the midst of this political and economic and hard times as a result of Putin's Ukraine invasion

Is it Putin bombing our cities? Is it him keeping villages under blockade and shooting at civilians? Many Russians are directly complicit, committing war crimes right now. Also, the people of Russia are guilty of not being brave enough to overthrow autocracy if they are truly against the war. Not to mention that apparently many (from the polls I've seen, more than a half, it seems) regular Russian citizens do love Putin and support the war.