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War And Peace

     Ukrainian Refugees

Today it has been eleven days to the War on Ukraine by Russia. There is no ceasefire yet and Russian forces are marching towards the capital Kyiv. It is the invasion of a sovereign and democratic nation by Russia. Western nations failed to protect Ukraine. Over 1.4 millions Ukrainians have fled the country and took shelter in neighbouring countries such as Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Germany, Bulgaria and in some other European countries. 

I was watching a video of one Ukrainian woman who was weeping loudly. She was saying, "Why is this war and for what? Why we are forced to leave our country, own house, brothers and parents?" Any prudent and kind person will certainly cry after watching the videos of fleeing Ukrainians. Russians are destroying their country with bombs. The world is watching this tragedy and doing nothing. 

Nothing is more painful than war. Families get apart and someone lose their loved one. War destroy everything. War invites poverty, crime and destroy the nation. Ultimately it gives unbearable pain to innocent people. If one heart get apart from other heart then who will bear his/her pain? 

IF WAR IS THE ANSWER THEN SOMEONE IS ASKING A WRONG QUESTION. 

         Attack on Ukraine directions

Mighty and powerful is killing and destroying a weak and poor. 

May lord give strength and peace to Ukrainian people. May lord give good conscience to Putin to stop this war and bring the peace to the world. 

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