At 9 a.m. on the 9th of May, we remember all Ukrainians who sacrificed their lives for Ukraine. We honor the military personnel, civilians, adults, and children who died. We remember all those who could still be alive if Russia had not started this war.

This is a time for reflection and remembrance of the Ukrainian people. The loss of life is immeasurable. The war has had a profound impact. Every life lost represents a future that will never be. It is important to understand the history and context of this event. This is not just a collection of random events, but rather a tragedy that requires deep consideration. The impact of this war extends beyond immediate events. The consequences of the war are significant.

Let us reflect on the cost of war and the importance of peace. We must remember the human cost of conflict. The sacrifices made are truly unforgettable. We must also remember all the victims of the war, both military and civilian. They were the most vulnerable. We must all take action. We must reflect on our own capacity for peace. Remembering is a step towards healing and understanding. Remembering is not just an act of looking back, but of acknowledging what has been lost and what we must strive to protect. Remembering can also be a source of strength and hope.

The impact of this war will continue to resonate for generations to come. Remembering those who died, we must all continue to provide humanitarian aid, support and understanding to all those affected. We must also work towards a more peaceful world where such tragedies are prevented. We must ensure that those who have suffered are not forgotten. The memories of the fallen will live on.

We must also recognize that the war is ongoing, and continues to affect the lives of millions. This conflict has caused immense suffering, and the impact will be felt for many years. The ongoing conflict is not merely a series of events, but a continuing tragedy. It is essential to be informed. The decisions made today will influence the future. Remembering is a powerful way to honor the fallen and to guide our actions in the present. Remembering is about recognizing the lessons that need to be learned. This conflict requires our compassion. This war highlights the need for peace.