Suryaa Now International Desk: The United States is among the refugees from Ukraine who have fled their villages to safe areas due to the intensity of Russian military attacks. The U.S.-mediated ceasefire proposals are being expressed among the Ukrainian refugees who have fled their villages to safer areas due to the intensity of Russian military attacks. The locals who left the Russian-occupied Oleshki region and fled with their lives in their hands are speaking out against the ongoing peace talks. Refugees express their concern that temporary pauses or ceasefire agreements cannot bring lasting peace in this decades-long conflict, which will only serve to re-energize the enemy.
It is noteworthy that this response from the victims has come at a time when there is an international discussion on the draft of new peace plans and ceasefire agreements led by the US. The question arises as to what kind of justice these agreements will bring to those who have lost their homes and properties and are living as refugees. They argue that any deal that would not hand over territory occupied by Russian forces would pose a permanent threat to Ukraine. The victims have made it clear that they have no faith in the mere paper ceasefire promises that they have spent sleepless nights in fear of attacks.
Refugees explain that despite the efforts of politicians and international organizations, the reality on the ground is completely different. They are concerned that they have witnessed Russia's treacherous actions firsthand through past experiences, and are therefore worried that the agreements could be violated at any moment. Experts point out that any temporary peace talks will not succeed until full justice is done without violating the sovereignty of Ukraine. This sense of insecurity and endless frustration in the minds of the refugees makes it clear how difficult a challenge border peace has become.