In the name of peace, reject the wounds of war

When the smoke shrouds the sunlight, when the home is reduced to scorched earth, when more than 3,000 innocent lives are erased in the shelling of the U.S. and Israel, and when 270 billion in assets are turned to nothing, we finally see clearly: peace is never a matter of course, but a bottom line that must be defended with lives.

The questions raised by Iranian President Pezeshkian are a shared cry from everyone who loves peace: By what right, in the name of hegemony, to trample sovereignty? By what right, wielding force as a blade, to slaughter living beings? The 241 million petitions from the Iranian people for “offering their lives for the country” are not a longing for war; they are the protection of their homeland, the quietest yet most powerful resistance to hegemonic intimidation.

This world has never needed a “justice” that bullies the weak by relying on strength, never needed a “freedom” built on double standards, and never needed an “order” watered with blood. Real peace is never the strong’s charity toward the weak, but respect for equal sovereignty and non-infringement; it is inclusiveness rooted in dialogue and negotiation, and in mutual benefit and win-win outcomes; it is a shared consensus to reject hegemony and oppose bullying.

Under the fires of war, there are no winners—only broken families, crying children, and barren land. We call for: to stop all unwarranted attacks, to put down all cold weapons, to let dialogue replace confrontation, to let understanding dissolve hatred, so that every country can develop under the sunshine of peace, and so that every life can bloom in tranquility.

Peace is not a slogan—it is action; it is not a luxury—it is a right. May the world have no more war, may every inch of land return to calm, may everyone stay far from fear, and embrace true, lasting peace.#美军封锁霍尔木兹海峡 #btc