Kiran Sharma

  A Silent Threat Beyond War Even as active fighting declines, Syria’s children remain trapped in a quieter but equally deadly reality. Explosive remnants of war (ERW) continue to claim lives daily, turning ordinary spaces into danger zones. In my view, this is not just a leftover problem—it’s a failure of post-conflict responsibility. Children Pay the Highest Price UNICEF is teaching children and caregivers in Syria how to recognise and avoid the dangers of unexploded ordnance as families return to formerly contested areas. The agency runs interactive sessions in schools and community spaces, providing life‑saving guidance on identifying… pic.twitter.com/LjA0Ykgtoz — Levant24 (@Levant_24_) April 1, 2026 The data paints a grim picture: children make up a disproportionate share of casualties. This reflects a harsh truth—kids are naturally curious, unaware of invisible threats buried beneath their feet. Without urgent intervention, an entire generation risks growing up in f...

  A Strategic Rejection by Iran Iran’s refusal of a 48-hour ceasefire proposal from the United States reflects more than defiance—it signals a calculated strategic posture. In my view, Tehran likely perceives a temporary pause as benefiting adversaries regrouping rather than addressing core demands. This decision underscores a preference for leverage through continued pressure rather than short-term diplomacy. Escalation Over De-escalation https://x.com/chinaorgcn/status/2040365368792006737 Instead of pausing, Iran has intensified military operations, suggesting confidence in its current battlefield position. Claims of targeting advanced aircraft indicate a narrative of strength, whether fully verified or not. This reinforces the idea that momentum, not compromise, is currently shaping decision-making. Role of Israel and Continued Strikes Ongoing strikes involving US and Israeli forces further complicate the situation. From an opinion standpoint, such actions reduce incen...