Photo: AFP Throughout history, great wars have been fought by great warriors. The two World Wars were waged with immense force, claiming the lives of millions—both innocent civilians and soldiers on the front lines. While those wars belong to the past, no modern conflict has captured the world’s attention quite like the war in Ukraine. From the very first day of Russia’s invasion, I have followed the developments closely—not because I support this aggression, but because I deeply care about Ukrainians and the countless innocent lives lost in this unjust war. I can only imagine the sacrifices Ukrainians have made to build their cities, their homes, and their future—only to see them destroyed in an instant from their neighbours hand. Reading about the war in newspapers and watching reports on the news, I couldn’t help but feel immense sympathy for the Ukrainian people, who have lost their land, their loved ones, and their sense of security. Yet, amidst this tragedy, one figure has stood ...
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