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Despite the overwhelming negativity surrounding the conflict, Roman’s conclusion is hopeful yet poignant. He emphasizes the need for genuine dialogue, stressing that even amid war, it is crucial to recognize the shared humanity that still exists between these divided peoples. While political leaders can adopt increasingly hard-line stances, individuals still possess the capacity for compassion, understanding, and communication.
Roman's reflections indicate a desire for reconciliation. He points out that Ukrainians could benefit from acknowledging the presence and sentiments of anti-war Russians. This recognition, he believes, would humanize the struggle and allow for more nuanced conversations about peace and understanding.