The nice presenter and the heartbreaking news that no one would want to hear
I social they are a very powerful means of dissemination, and those who frequent them on a daily basis know this well. Fortunately, they are not only used to share selfies, lend one’s face as a testimonial to this or that product, immortalize oneself in useless dances to pick up some likes and hope to become famous.
Social networks are all this but also much more; they are the voice of the voiceless, a way to make themselves heard in every part of the world and denounce injustices or crimes that could otherwise go unnoticed. It is no coincidence that in some countries under dictatorship they are controlled, if not obscured. Fortunately, we live in a free country.
Alessia Marcuzzi’s announcement
As mentioned, social networks are often used to share news and get them to every part of the world. In fact, not everyone reads the newspapers or watches TV. Not everyone is aware of what is happening, for this reason the nice one Alessia Marcuzzi decided to share tragic news so that everyone would know what happened.
His is a complaint post and sharing about the murder of an innocent woman: “Oksana Leontieva she worked at the pediatric cancer hospital in Kiev and was specialized in child bone transplantation. She saved many small children from cancer. Oksana was killed by a missile while walking down the street immediately after accompanying her 5-year-old son to kindergarten. Her husband died in battle last year, so this poor child stayed orphan”.
And he explains: “Oksana is one of many victims of this war and of the thousand wars we are witnessing every day, but her story struck me so much because this woman every day he saved childrenit instilled joy in that difficult ward and gave hope to so many parents. A life broken by a weapon, the life of a person who laughed at a life “.
The absurd death
The news of the doctor’s death Oksana Leontieva has been released in the media in recent days. And what everyone thinks about this absurd war that is causing even more absurd deaths is clear in the words of a colleague of the woman, the anesthetist Ekaterina Tkachenko who wrote: “Every day, Oksana saved children with cancer, gave happiness to parents and life to children … And today her life has been broken by the terrorists who destroy our country and kill civilians every day.”
Alessia Marcuzzi wanted to speak out for the dissent that many feel towards a war that no one wants, and that we all hope will end as soon as possible.
