Recently, a Russian military family has aroused widespread attention and discussion on the Internet. A group of women dressed in black, holding their husbands' and holding signs with slogans such as "No pensions, just husband back", "We want the truth", "We want justice", walked along the streets, sending out a voice of grief and anger to the Russian ** and the military.
The women's husbands, all Russian soldiers, were sent on peacekeeping missions in Armenia and the Nagorno-Karabakh region of Azerbaijan last November. The Nagorno-Karabakh region is a disputed territory located in the Caucasus, over which several wars have broken out between Armenia and Azerbaijan since the 90s of the last century. In September last year, large-scale clashes broke out again between the two sides, resulting in thousands of people. Russia-brokered a ceasefire agreement was signed on November 9, ending the 44-day war. According to the agreement, Russia will send nearly 2,000 peacekeepers to the Nagorno-Karabakh region for a period of five years to ensure a ceasefire and withdrawal of troops from both sides.
However, these Russian servicemen, who were sent to the Nagorno-Karabakh region, met an unfortunate fate. In December last year, a Russian military aircraft carrying 92 Russian servicemen was hit by an Azerbaijani anti-aircraft missile in the Nagorno-Karabakh region, killing all of them, according to Russia**. The Azerbaijani side admitted the incident and, saying that it happened as a result of a miscalculation, apologized to the Russian side and promised compensation. The Russian side expressed its acceptance of Azerbaijan's apology and said that it would investigate the incident and give appropriate pensions to the families of the victims.
The families of these victims, however, are dissatisfied and indignant at the way the Russians and the military have handled them. They believe that the Russian** and the military did not promptly and truthfully inform them of the death of their loved ones, did not provide them with adequate and fair findings, did not provide them with dignity and comfort in burial, did not provide them with reasonable and adequate compensation, and only used some cold and perfunctory words to try to calm their grief and anger with some insignificant money. They believe that their loved ones have sacrificed for the country and the people, and that they deserve the respect and gratitude of the country and the people, not forgotten and abandoned. They believe that their loved ones were killed by Azerbaijan deliberately and not by mistake, and that they deserve an official apology and severe punishment from Azerbaijan, rather than being easily forgiven and let go. They believe that their relatives were wrongly sent to a dangerous area by the Russian ** and the military, and that they should be held accountable and reviewed by the Russian ** and the military, rather than shirked and concealed.
In order to express their dissatisfaction and anger, the families of these victims decided to launch a ** campaign, asking the Russian** and military to give them an explanation, give them justice, and give them a satisfaction. They don't want money, as long as the husband comes back, they don't lie, as long as the truth, they don't want to be indifferent, as long as justice. Their ** activities have aroused widespread attention and sympathy in society, and have also aroused the attention and response of the Russian ** and the military. It has been learned that the Russian military has sent a special working group to communicate and consult with the families of the victims, promising to give them a satisfactory answer as soon as possible and to do their best to protect their legitimate rights and interests. At the same time, Russia and the military also said that they will continue to conduct an in-depth and comprehensive investigation of the incident, will continue to communicate and coordinate with the Azerbaijani side, will continue to maintain and implement the ceasefire agreement, and will continue to guarantee and promote peace and stability in the Nagorno-Karabakh region.
This ** event initiated by Russian military families is not only a mourning and commemoration of the victims, but also a respect and maintenance of life, as well as a pursuit and defense of justice. This ** event also sounded a wake-up call for us, that is, war is cruel, peace is precious, and life is priceless. We should cherish peace, oppose war, respect life, and uphold justice. We should also pay attention to and support the families of these victims, give them sympathy and help, comfort and encouragement, and give them strength and hope. Let us join us in silent mourning and salute for these heroes who sacrificed their lives for the country and the people, blessings and solidarity for these military families who are fighting for their loved ones and justice, and thanks and praise for these peacekeepers who are working for peace and stability!