I'm not buying that Russia's attacks are just collateral damage... 70 drones downed but still 27 hitting key infrastructure? That's too much of a coincidence. And what about those energy facilities being used by the Ukrainian military? Is it really that simple? Shouldn't we be asking more questions about the chain of command and how these attacks are being coordinated?And have you seen the damage being done to Ukraine's economy? It's not just the human toll, but also the impact on their industries. This conflict is going to leave them struggling for years to come.
We need more than just rhetoric from world leaders... where are the concrete actions being taken to resolve this situation?
The situation in Ukraine is really heartbreaking, you know? Millions of people are struggling to get their basic needs met, and it's just not right. I feel like we're all stuck in this cycle of violence and aggression, and it's hard to see a way out. But what really gets me is that we're talking about a conflict that's been going on for years, and still no one seems to be able to find a peaceful solution 
️. We need to do better as a global community, we need to support Ukraine in any way we can, and work towards finding a resolution that works for everyone 
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I'm not saying it's easy, but we need to find a way to talk through our differences rather than resorting to violence and aggression 
. The situation in Ukraine is a reminder that there are always better ways to resolve conflicts – we just need to keep trying until we get it right 