🇺🇦戰鬥貓東哥🇩🇪

致所有在烏克蘭戰場上捨身赴義的国际兄弟們：截至今天，2025年2月25日，我們仍未等到达哥亮仔的歸來。他與他的戰友或許永遠沉睡在那片戰火紛飛的土地上，遺體無法回還，但他們的精神從未離開我們。我們一次次追憶他們的身影，一次次追思他們的犧牲，也一次次探究，這背後的沉默與責任究竟為何…… 自他们陣亡至今，我多次致信乌克兰总統辦公室與國際軍團，然而，收到的要麼是石沉大海的沉默，要麼是毫無誠意的官僚式回覆，從未得到任何正面的答覆。這正是這個政府最腐敗、最官僚的一面，但也正是我們堅持不懈、試圖推動一點一滴改變的原動力！！！我們这些兄弟们是在為責任、尊嚴、荣誉、為了乌克兰人民遠離戰爭而战斗🫡🇺🇦🫡 戰爭非常艱難，現實非常殘酷，但一份国际志愿军合同就是一份乌克兰的承諾✍️ 我鄭重敦促烏克蘭軍方與總統，履行對國際志願軍的莊嚴承諾。**亮的戰友、他的部隊，必須挺身而出，協助讓他回到這片他曾捍衛過的自由土地” 榮耀歸於烏克蘭，榮耀更歸於這些犧牲的、失蹤的、正在與魔鬼搏鬥的兄弟們…… 我們為他們祈禱，為他們悲傷，為他們遺憾，但更多的是，為他們感到驕傲🌹 * 英雄不死，只是凋零 * To All International Brothers Who Sacrificed Themselves on the Battlefield of Ukraine: As of February 25, 2025, we are still waiting for the return of our brother — Liang. He and his comrades may forever rest in that war-torn land. Their remains may never come home, but their spirits have never left us. Time and again, we remember their faces. We mourn their sacrifice. And we ask again and again: Why the silence? Who bears the responsibility? Since their deaths, I have written multiple times to the Office of the President of Ukraine and to the International Legion Command. The responses have been either complete silence or bureaucratic, soulless replies — never once a direct or honest answer. This is a reflection of the very corruption and bureaucracy that still infect this government. Yet it is precisely this reality that fuels our determination to help bring change, one step at a time. We fight not for ourselves, but for responsibility, dignity, honor — and to help the people of Ukraine live free from war. We are not bystanders. We are brothers in arms. War is cruel. Reality is harsh. But a contract signed with the International Legion is a solemn commitment from Ukraine to the world. I solemnly urge the Ukrainian military and the President: honor your promise to the international volunteers. Liang’s comrades — his unit — must step forward and help bring him home to the free land he died to defend. --- Glory to Ukraine. And glory to those who have fallen, who are missing, and who are still fighting demons on the frontlines. We pray for them. We grieve for them. But above all, we are proud of them. Heroes never die — they simply fade.