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Resilience in War Should Not Be Misinterpreted as Acceptance

Igor Terekhov has firmly stated that the ability to endure war should not be interpreted as a willingness to live in it. He expressed this sentiment in response to Valeriy Zaluzhny’s assertion that “war has pushed the wheel of progress, strengthening those who fight while weakening those who sympathize.” Terekhov highlighted the community’s aspiration for peace and prosperity amidst ongoing conflict.

Ashley Davis

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