A proper response to Kiev regime's cruelty?

TG / Slavyangrad:
A Reader [of the channel] asked:
Ok, everything correct, but a question arise: it is clear that Ukrainians turn any Russian pow into a disable person, both physically and mentally. What is you strategy to counter this? Keep saying that you Russians and the pigs who do such evil actions are the same people is not sustainable anymore, and frankly as a foreigner I can’t understand it.
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Well, this is not such an easy question to answer. War is brutal per its nature. However, the brutal opponent can only trigger a brutal response. Of course, that mantra "we are the same people" doesn't hold water anymore. But for some minorities on the opponent side, it is still so. Such treatment of Russian POWs will lead to more fierceness from the Ru side, hence more deaths will be the outcome. Let's be clear here, and honest. There is no proper way to answer brutality. Brutality leads to brutality. Dehumanization has already taken its toll. And it will get only worse. The enemy is in a sort of precarious position. The darkness that so often engulfed Ua cities has a tremendous effect on the morale of civilians, and soldiers alike. The filling of graveyards, paints not so colorful picture, despite propaganda attempts to declare victory. This is not a satisfying answer to your question, but unfortunately, there isn't any other. We will not plant flowers together, or water the lawn. A lot of time will need to pass, before that.