You suggest that the Syrians forgive the Russians who bombed them from the air, razed dozens of cities and hundreds of villages, killed 100 thousand people, and made 10 million Syrians refugees. This is a great idea. I am also in favor of it. But it is unlikely that the Russians will give him a decent price. The Russians have been doing heavy military propaganda for 25 years and they think very differently. They want to restore the Russian empire. This means endless wars. They killed countless people in Chechnya for 10 years starting in 2004. The world fell silent. They attacked Georgia in 2008 and occupied its 2 regions - Abkhazia and South Ossetia. Small and weak Georgia could not give a decent response to the invaders on the battlefield, while the international community remained a spectator. International laws were at the feet of Russian soldiers. Encouraged by impunity, the Russians invaded Ukraine's Crimea after 6 years. Again, the same thing happened - no force was found to stop the invaders. 8 years later, Russia invaded Ukraine with 200,000 soldiers with impunity and has been killing people and destroying cities there for 3 years.we indonesian, was facing same kind situations back then, 98-99 crisis, east timor, Aceh. The best way is to create reconcilliation and recover your governance and economy of you country ASAP. Vengeance just prolong your suffer
Are you proposing that Georgia and Ukraine forgive the Russians and surrender and give their lands to Russia? Doesn't this whet the appetite of Russian militarists? After all, they have openly declared that they will occupy the lands of all neighboring countries and restore the Russian Empire. It's not just about the neighbors, they want to take over all of Eastern Europe, right up to Croatia and East Germany. In addition, the Russians claim the lands of 3 Baltic countries, 5 countries of the South Caucasus and Central Asia.
Have you read the November 2021 ultimatum officially announced by Moscow to NATO? If you haven't read it, find it, read it, and then answer me: "Do you still insist on your desire for peace?".