Recently, the Russian Ministry of Health released information that the Ukrainian attack on Belgorod, Russia, resulted in the death of 6 people, including 1 child, while 17 people were injured of varying degrees, including 4 children. This news has aroused widespread concern and deep thought.
It is heart-wrenching that children are the most innocent victims of this tragedy. War has always been merciless, and it has not only claimed innocent lives, but also inflicted physical and psychological trauma on the survivors. No matter who you are, you should work for peace, so that children can grow up healthily and enjoy a peaceful life.
The Russian Ministry of Health has organized a medical team to Belgorod to provide medical assistance to the wounded. This international medical assistance is invaluable, a humanitarian spirit and a glimmer of hope for the victims.
In the face of this serious attack, Russia has said that it will submit it to the UN Security Council and other bodies for consideration. This move is a manifestation of responsibility to the international community and an important measure to maintain regional peace and stability. At the same time, we also hope that the Ukrainian side will respond positively to this and work together to find a way to solve the problem and avoid the recurrence of similar tragedies.
However, it is regrettable that the Ukrainian side did not respond to this for the time being. In the face of such serious consequences, the lack of an effective response will undoubtedly cause more pain for the families of the victims, and may also exacerbate regional tensions and create additional obstacles to future reconciliation and peace.
At this challenging time, each of us should think about how we can contribute to peace and stability. War is never the best way to solve problems, and it is only through dialogue and cooperation that real solutions can be found. May the deceased rest in peace, may the wounded be soon**, and may there be peace in the world.