Questions About War (This One and Others)

Who has destroyed or invaded dozens of countries, and yet has the moral authority to point the finger? Should UN resolutions apply to everyone who attacks and invades another sovereign nation, or only to a select few? Is there only one type of war? The one with bombs, deaths, and destruction? Is any war justifiable? Is encircling a country with a gathering of heavily armed nations a peaceful policy? Do economic, political, and diplomatic sieges contribute to peace? There are also people affected around the world. Are any of the decision-makers concerned about them? If the truth lies with the West, why can't the other side have its say? If the entire Western media, including Brazil, is saying the same thing, using the same narrative, and relying on the same arguments without any divergence, isn't that suspicious, as Nelson Rodrigues would say? If freedom of expression is a cornerstone of the West, why are Russian news outlets being removed, blocked, and silenced? Is there something to fear? If the West wants peace and dialogue, why send more weapons into the conflict? Who will benefit most from this conflict, including financially? Who will bear the losses? When a new war arises, led by the West, will we see the same outcry for justice, self-determination of peoples, peace, dialogue, and common sense? Will we? Is this war simply about differences between Russia and Ukraine? Really? Is it understandable for a country, to feel safe from a probable aggressor, to relinquish its sovereignty to play the game of a superpower that is interested in the conflict? Does a misguided policy by a ruler that results in war absolve them of any responsibility for what happens next? Is it possible for an unprepared ruler who despises democracy and harbors Nazis in their government to lead this country in a sensible way? Should a strong and militarily prepared country that is constantly challenged just let it go and remain silent? Would the other side do (would have done) the same? On these two sides of the war, is either of them pure and immaculate? To position ourselves in this story, do we need to "100 percent agree" with either side, or are there other possibilities? These are the doubts I remembered. Someone, please answer! Image Source: Wikipedia Posted 6th March 2022