What would happen if ten million peaceful civilians set out toward the eastern Ukrainian frontline and, for two days, demanded the end of the war through their simple presence?
This book is a unique scientific thought experiment. It explores the social, political, economic, environmental, and ethical consequences of such an unprecedented peace action. It examines the challenges of organization, the reactions of states and armies, the role of the media, the dilemmas of international law, and the global resonance.
The story does not merely pose the question of "what if"—it offers a deeper understanding that peace is not a passive state, but an active, collective endeavor. This work investigates the limits of social imagination while seeking new pathways to conflict resolution.
Prepare yourself for a fascinating journey into the world of human solidarity, political challenges, and moral dilemmas!
