Report: E.Europe Doorbell (War(s))

Narrated 'journalism' tale of the tribulation in the Russo-Ukrainian War (E.Europe) and why it casts 'doubts' about mobilized dollar.

A reflection of the trying Russo-Ukrainian War in E.Europe, inspired by the investigative 'disaster' film Welcome to Sarajevo (Woody Harrelson). Thanks for reading, 

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The Russo-Ukrainian War (tribulation) in Eastern Europe (E.Europe) is a real marvel of modern mobilized raw territorial ambitions but it's also a freakshow in modern journalism, given the scope and scale of the damage to Ukrainian infrastructures and buildings, hospitals and educational buildings, and the death-toll counts of signed death! Who'd want to cover such an event as a modern journalist?

Fortunately, many Western nations and major powerhouse nations including the United States have officially condemned the invasion of meek Ukraine by stronger Russia (led by Putin!) and issued stern and 'damaging' sanctions against trade with Russia, which will only further warn them of such aggression, but the devastated people of Ukraine remain in awe at the scales of invasion and attack and can only weep at the loss of real gold.

I've been covering this story of the Russo-Ukrainian War since the days of its inception, which was some time ago, incidentally, way before this year [2022]. The issue was the seizure of the Ukrainian territory of Crimea by an imposing Russian government, led by Putin! This sudden 2022 tribulation marks the devastation of multiple buildings such as a maternity hospital.

Russia's Putin claims over 10K soldiers have died on his advancing/invading side, and Western allies of Ukraine continue to offer military encouragement and weaponry, but the death-toll in Ukraine is now at 900, with over 100 children injured/killed, according to recent reports, prompting a national Ukraine war-tribulation memorial erected in the form of lined-up child-strollers as a memorial to the lost youth-lives! This is really bad, and I'm ashamed to be an American journalist.

One critic wonders if the weaponry support is enough to simply push back this strong Russian invasion, endorsed by Putin himself, and others wonder if it's 'high-time' America and its Western allies now send their own strong troops/army to help the outnumbered Ukrainian force, though well-weaponized, oust Putin's Russia.

When I was in college, I read a searing work by the Ukrainian writer (Kurkov), Grey Bees, which highlights the intellectual-literary contribution of that region of the world, and its special imaginations regarding the resilience of the complex human thought diagram.

It's always been the issue of Crimea, a territory in Ukraine, that remains a part of this E.Europe tribulation, and it's why Russia simply wants Ukraine to be 'absorbed' into its national government/structure, and it's what Ukraine hopes to defy/protest in some manner or another! It's alarming now then, to this American journalist, that this 'tribulation' is teetering on overshadowing news of Israel-Palestine!

Fortunately, I'm masked/geared/anonymous as I journey through this barren war-zone and take account of the impact of human mobilization and remain fascinated by the notion that Ukraine will receive the necessary aid when it comes to the point-of-no-return. Will Russia ever be considered a 'worthy' trading-partner of the Western allies who've 'encouraged' Ukraine during this first month of the climactic invasion/war? I remain a journalist of this 'human' depression!

Fortunately, I boast an amazing 'classic' Polaroid camera, which I've been using to collect my images/photos of the devastation, and I consider this work in modern war-journalism a signpost for the report of mobilized terror and distances. This is a time of great linear complications, and I want my instant-camera to represent the 'solutions' of democrats.

I've met a 'survivor-woman' outside Crimea, a Ukrainian named Bohdana, who remains steadfast that Western 'friends' of challenged Ukraine will come to the 'rescue' when the time comes and is deemed absolutely urgent. The world outside Israel-Palestine has indeed much intrigue/troubles in the 20th-Century and new millennium. However, this 'beautiful Bodhana' reminds me why Ukrainians are simply...distant!

I noticed a strange and unharmed area of white-flowers in the landscape/terrain of the Ukraine I'd been reporting on as a Western/American journalist, and the first thing that came to mind was, "Is nature truly sensitive?"

The dominant religion in Ukraine is Orthodox Christianity, and if the 'faith' of these challenged people, and the endured loss of human life, remains a sign of the 'ditch' of modern empirical warfare, at least the memorials/toasts of such tribulations, including 'doggy' journalism (by yours truly!) will forever 'canonize' the Earth-image as one of 'dictionary' proportion. After all, humanity is, if nothing, a commemoration of diaries.

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)