Putting a name and face behind murder; it may not bring back lives but helps seeing/recognising the tragedy behind wars, particularly wars that should never have started. Human cost of conflicts is not “collateral damage” but a form of personal annihilation (a strong perception of being overlooked, not being seen and heard, not being taken into account as if non-existing) with a very real personal/devastating and ongoing impact on others. What is becoming collateral damage (collateral casualties) is how we’re being stripped of our sense of humanity and empathy by the corrupt eco system surrounding us and our lifestyle thats becoming devoid of core values and pretty much disconnected from others that don’t share our land or our colors (skin or flag wise). Just my opinion.