Quote by Ramman Kenoun

In war, there are no winners.

In war, there are no winners.

Summary

This quote suggests that war ultimately brings no genuine victors, as both sides involved in a conflict experience loss and devastation. While one side may claim victory, the long-term consequences of war ravage lives, tear apart families, and inflict irreversible damage on societies. The immense human suffering and destruction outweigh any temporary gains or perceived victories. It highlights the futility and tragic nature of war, urging for peaceful resolutions and cooperation instead.

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By Ramman Kenoun

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