In the long history of mankind, the smoke of war seems to have never dissipated and has become a part of history. Some wars are fought to defend the homeland against invaders;while others are for the purpose of counter-terrorism and revenge, and to fight against criminal forces. The nature and causes of war vary widely, but in some cases, the continuation of war becomes the only option for justice.
These wars often touch on human dignity and rights, and in these contexts, mediation is not a panacea. The continuation of war will not only bring justice to the victims, but also serve as a wake-up call to potential criminals and make the world a more peaceful place.
Looking back at human history, there have been many conflicts that seem to be resolved through negotiation and compromise, but yet, they ignore the fact that war is the only solution to certain situations. A just war should not be easily mediated, but should be carried out resolutely to the end.
In the face of war, we need to look at war with a rational attitude. Mediation is not a panacea, and it cannot solve all problems. If we let the war stop only because of sympathy for the civilian population, then this is undoubtedly the strategy of the aggressor and the **. The continuation of the war can bring justice to the victims, but it can also be a wake-up call to those who are planning to invade or harm, and prevent more innocent people from being harmed.
On the one hand, we need to help those in need based on the principles of justice and fairnessOn the other hand, it is also necessary to safeguard the interests and dignity of the country. This is not a disregard for civilians, but an effort to achieve a higher level of peace and justice.
A just war is a powerful counterattack to the evil forces and is to safeguard the dignity and rights of every human being. In this process, we need to understand that war is not for the sake of individual selfish desires, but for the peace and justice of the whole society. The war is waged and the punishment of evil is aimed at bringing those who act recklessly to justice so that they cannot go unpunished.
Ultimately, for a just war, we should stand firmly behind it and let it go through to the end. Only in this way can the world become more peaceful and people no longer live in fear and insecurity.
In a cold war, we cannot mediate blindly. On the contrary, we need to approach with reason and calmness, on the side of justice, for a better future, for the sake of freeing people from the shadow of war. Just like those heroic people in the long river of history, we also need to face the reality bravely, firmly believe in the power of justice, and let the world change because of us.