This is an era full of the smoke of war, and the shadow of war hangs over many countries and peoples. In the Middle East, the conflict between Israel and Hamas has been going on for more than a month, while in Ukraine, Russia's invasion has sparked a fierce war.
However, just when people thought that the fighting would not stop, Israel agreed to a temporary ceasefire for five days, which is undoubtedly good news.
This means that more humanitarian supplies can enter the Gaza Strip and there will be some relief in the lives of civilians.
And at this very moment, a shocking news came - Times reporters went to Ukrainian prisons to find out about the living conditions of Russian prisoners of war.
According to reports, Russian prisoners of war get up at 6 a.m. every morning to listen to the Ukrainian national anthem on the radio after washing.
After the morning event, they lined up to go to the canteen to eat, and on the way to the canteen hung portraits of Bandera and Taras Shevchenko.
Such a scene makes one sigh at the cruelty of the war, which bears the imprint of Ukraine even in the lives of Russian prisoners of war.
And on the battlefield in Ukraine, the Armed Forces of Ukraine have released battle reports, showing that in the past 24 hours, the Russians have lost 1,190 people in battles, 13 tanks, 25 armored vehicles, and 18 artillery systems have been destroyed.
Such data makes people feel heartache for the cruelty of war, and behind every number is the loss of life.
What is even more unexpected is that the Russian army actually adopted the tactics of crowds, with more than 1,000 people as soon as they shot, which is embarrassing.
And in the Russian State Duma, MP Millonov criticized childless married couples, saying that marriage without children is a meaningless family.
Such remarks have sparked heated discussions in society, and people can't help but wonder how the cruelty of war and human life are connected.
In such an era of war and conflict, we need more attention and understanding, more care and warmth. It is hoped that the war will end at an early date and that the people will be able to return to a life of peace and tranquility.
May every life be respected and cared for, and may peace always exist in every corner of the world. The brutality of war is heart-wrenching, but there is also a glimmer of hope.