Since Russian troops invaded Ukraine on February 24, 2022, the War in Ukraine has lasted
more than four years now. It has resulted in hundreds of thousands of casualties and displaced over eight million Ukrainians from their homes. As the conflict escalates with increasingly advanced NATO-supplied weapons reaching Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly threatened to use nuclear weapons if NATO countries become directly involved in the war. The world is now closer than ever to a global nuclear
catastrophe.
It is therefore urgent for the international community to find a peaceful solution to end this war before it spirals into a nuclear conflict.
I. The War in Ukraine
and the Risk of Nuclear Catastrophe
On February 24, 2022, Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine from the north, east, and south under the name “Special Military Operation.” The stated aim was to support Russian-backed separatists in the breakaway regions of Donetsk and Luhansk in eastern Ukraine’s Donbas region. Russia’s initial goal was to capture Kyiv, Ukraine’s capital, within weeks and bring the entire country under Russian control, effectively restoring it to a Soviet-era status.
Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022 (Updated on March
10, 2022)
However, Russia underestimated the fierce resistance of the Ukrainian people and the strong support provided by NATO nations. By April 2022, Russian forces withdrew from the northern front and shifted their focus to the southeast. They captured Kherson in March and Mariupol in May 2022 after a devastating siege. In late 2022, Ukraine launched successful counteroffensives in the south and east, forcing Russia to announce the annexation of four partially occupied regions in southeastern Ukraine. In November 2022, Ukrainian forces liberated parts of Kherson Oblast, including the city of Kherson. Both sides then settled into a winter stalemate that lasted until the summer of
2023.
In mid-2024, Ukraine established its Unmanned Systems Forces as a dedicated military branch. By the end of 2025, Ukraine dramatically scaled up drone production — reaching millions of FPV drones annually — and intensified long-range strikes deep inside Russia, targeting oil refineries, airfields, and other strategic assets. Starting in late 2025, Ukraine gained a clear upper hand in drone technology and operations. This advantage became even more pronounced by spring 2026. As of mid-June 2026, Ukrainian forces have recaptured more than 600 square kilometers (approximately 230 square miles) of territory from Russian control in 2026 alone.
Russia has issued nuclear threats or signals periodically since 2022,
often in response to Western arms supplies or perceived existential risks to the
Russian regime.
In May 2026, Russia conducted a series of high-profile nuclear-related actions, timed closely
with Ukrainian battlefield successes and Russian setbacks. These included the large-scale strategic nuclear forces exercises (May 19–21) involving
approximately 64,000 troops, the full nuclear triad (ICBMs, submarines, bombers), and missile launches.
If the war in Ukraine escalates into a full nuclear war, it will be a major
catastrophe for both nations.
If Russia were to extend nuclear strikes to NATO countries and target major Western cities such as New York, Washington DC, Los Angeles, London, or Berlin, it would almost certainly trigger a devastating counter-strike by the United States and its NATO allies. In such a scenario, Russia’s own major cities — including Moscow and Saint Petersburg — would likely be annihilated.
All those splendid Russian cultures as well as magnificent human civilization will be destroyed in the coming nuclear war.
Therefore, it’s time for Russian President Vladimir Putin and his generals to step back, calm their minds, and think rationally. Is it truly worthwhile for Russia to
risk sacrificing its major cities, its rich culture, and its priceless heritage merely to seize four eastern regions of Ukraine?
Once the nuclear threshold is crossed,
the resulting catastrophe could destroy the Earth beyond recovery. From all that we can observe, Earth is the only planet in the known universe blessed with abundant life and a beautiful, life-sustaining environment.
All the other planets we can observe are barren lifeless land, like
the Moon and Mars. Earth is truly a “Paradise” that God created for His
children in this universe.
If this conventional war escalates into
a nuclear war, this unique and beautiful Earth could be totally destroyed and human civilization
would be annihilated. At that point, all ambition and greed for wealth and
territory will become meaningless.
It is therefore God’s will to preserve the
Earth, the masterpiece of God’s creation and the "Paradise" for all
His children. Anyone who chooses to destroy this beautiful planet and sacred
creation of God through nuclear weapons will face eternal condemnation from God, even
beyond this life.
Now, as the Peace Messiah for the New Millennium
has arrived, here is the Divine
Revelation on the peaceful resolution to end the war in Ukraine. To achieve a
fair settlement, let us first exam the historical background and root causes of this
conflict, and then present a peaceful and just solution to end this
war in Ukraine.
I. The War in Ukraine
and the Consequence of Nuclear War
II. The
History of Russia and Ukraine
III. The Causes of Conflicts between Russia and Ukraine
IV. The Peaceful
Solution to End the War in Ukraine
The Divine Revelation on the Peaceful Solution to End the War in the Middle East
God Bless!
