2024-04-20 22:16:06 +0200
An: Federal Councillor Ignazio Cassis Federal Department of Foreign Affairs
Ceasefire Russia / Ukraine Nato-USA to conclude peace
Dear Federal Councillor Cassis,
Due to the current war in Ukraine and the arms deliveries now taking place, we ask you to use all means of diplomacy to deliver the following appeal to the diplomatic services of the conflict countries and the arms supplying countries, Russia-Ukraine-USA-NATO-EU. Thus, to stop the war madness in Ukraine and avert all further destruction and economic/social consequences in Europe and around the world:
Call to the concerned foreign ministries of governments worldwide:
The warring parties Ukraine-Russia-NATO/USA and arms supplying countries are urged to agree on an immediate ceasefire and to agree on the modalities and conclusion of a peace treaty.
Yours truly.
Due to the current war in Ukraine and the arms deliveries now taking place, we ask you to use all means of diplomacy to deliver the following appeal to the diplomatic services of the conflict countries and the arms supplying countries, Russia-Ukraine-USA-NATO-EU. Thus, to stop the war madness in Ukraine and avert all further destruction and economic/social consequences in Europe and around the world:
Call to the concerned foreign ministries of governments worldwide:
The warring parties Ukraine-Russia-NATO/USA and arms supplying countries are urged to agree on an immediate ceasefire and to agree on the modalities and conclusion of a peace treaty.
Yours truly.
Warum ist das wichtig?
The East-West escalation in Ukraine will directly or indirectly cause more human lives and material destruction throughout Europe and the world in the near future if a ceasefire is not agreed upon as soon as possible and the modalities of a peace treaty are worked out together with the warring parties.
We are definitely in a different social situation than in 1914 or even 1939 as far as the destructive potential of a war with the arsenal of weapons available today is concerned.
It is up to us to prevent this danger.
In the sense of direct democracy, which is lived in Switzerland, this signal is important.
We are definitely in a different social situation than in 1914 or even 1939 as far as the destructive potential of a war with the arsenal of weapons available today is concerned.
It is up to us to prevent this danger.
In the sense of direct democracy, which is lived in Switzerland, this signal is important.