When two men with steel guns face each other, the happiness of any family is based on the pain of the other family.
Officers with faith and loyalty are doing their best for the country and feel guilty about their families, not to mention those ordinary soldiers who were temporarily arrested for strong men who did not have too lofty ideals and just wanted to accompany their wives and children to live happily.
The final victory always belongs to the country, and the individual who participates in the war is a loser no matter the result, because he destroys the happiness of the family, other people's or his own.
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