纪念抗击俄罗斯入侵四周年 反对任何援助侵略行为
报道 拍摄：关永杰
编辑：钟然 责任编辑：胡丽莉 校对：程筱筱 翻译：戈冰
2026年2月28日下午，由中国民主党旧金山党部主办的“声援乌克兰，抗击俄罗斯入侵四周年”集会，在旧金山中国领事馆门前举行，呼吁国际社会持续支持乌克兰，反对侵略战争，并关注对俄战争提供支持的各类行为。
活动召集人方政、何颖，策划发起人陈森锋是活动现场主持。主办方表示，2022年2月24日，俄罗斯对乌克兰发动全面入侵，原本被侵略者认为可以迅速结束的战事，却演变为长期消耗战，时隔四年，已经造成大量军民伤亡与严重的人道危机。当天集会除悼念死难者外，也强调坚守国际法与反对侵略的重要性。
策划者陈森锋在发言中回顾战争爆发的背景，指出入侵行为公然挑战国际秩序。他表示，乌克兰人民在强大军事压力下选择抵抗，而非屈服，「这不仅是为了捍卫自己的家园，也是为了守住自由社会的底线」，他们用血肉守护家园，用不屈的意志守护自由，他们深信，面对侵略，任何形式的默许或妥协，都会为未来埋下更大的冲突隐患。
中国民主党党员郭志军表示，战争已进入第五个年头，长期炮火导致无数家庭破碎，城市成为废墟。他指出，这场战争关乎主权、自由与国际规则，「侵略若得不到制止，受损的不只是乌克兰，也会削弱整个国际社会对正义的信心」。他同时呼吁各国在外交与经济政策上避免任何可能延长战事的行为。
中国民主党预备党员唐奇在发言中批评中共当局对俄政策立场，质疑其「中立」说法与实际作为之间的差异。他呼吁停止一切直接或间接形式的战争协助，并敦促对侵略行为作出明确谴责。「当侵略发生时，立场本身就是一种选择，沉默也可能成为纵容。」
蒋书清表示，四年战火并未击垮乌克兰社会的意志，反而促使更多人团结起来。他强调，自由与民主的价值需要实际行动来维护，「如果对侵略视而不见，将来任何地区都可能面临相似命运」。他呼吁自由社会保持警觉与团结。
中国民主党萨克拉门托支部主任卫仁喜指出，俄乌战争提醒世人，主权与人权问题不能被地缘政治利益所掩盖。他认为，对侵略行为的明确态度，是维系国际秩序的基本前提，并呼吁各方以具体行动支持和平与正义。
发言人郭鉴鑫则表示，反对任何形式的军事输送与战争协助，是对生命最基本的尊重。「当更多人站出来支持受侵略的一方，守护的不仅是一国边界，更是人类社会对和平与尊严的共同承诺。」
此外，与会者高俊影、吴志创等人也现场带领大家呼喊口号。
——支持乌克兰，捍卫主权
——反对侵略，守护自由
——停止援俄，停止战争
——正义必胜
——荣耀归于乌克兰
与会人士表示，战争的残酷与庞大伤亡数字，令成长于和平年代的人们深感震惊与愤慨。他们认为，独裁者的权欲熏心往往将平民推向战火前线，而国际社会若因短期利益而选择观望或妥协，最终付出的代价是不可挽回的。集会现场情绪高昂但秩序井然，参与者强调以理性与公民责任发声，并表示将持续以和平方式表达立场。
San Francisco Rally Holds Solidarity for Ukraine
Marking Fourth Anniversary of Resistance Against Russian Invasion, Opposing Any Aid to Aggression
Reporting and Photography: Guan Yongjie
Editor: Zhong Ran
Managing Editor: Hu Lili
Proofreader: Cheng Xiaoxiao
Translator: Ge Bing
On the afternoon of February 28, 2026, a rally titled “Stand with Ukraine: Four Years of Resisting Russian Invasion” was held in front of the Chinese Consulate in San Francisco, organized by the San Francisco chapter of the China Democracy Party. Participants called on the international community to continue supporting Ukraine, oppose the war of aggression, and scrutinize all forms of support for Russia’s war efforts.
Event organizers Fang Zheng and He Ying, along with initiator Chen Senfeng, served as hosts at the rally. The organizers stated that on February 24, 2022, Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. What the aggressor initially believed would be a swift campaign has instead evolved into a protracted war of attrition. Four years on, it has caused massive civilian and military casualties and triggered a severe humanitarian crisis. Beyond commemorating the victims, the rally emphasized the importance of upholding international law and opposing aggression.
In his address, organizer Chen Senfeng reviewed the backdrop of the war’s outbreak, noting that the invasion openly defied the international order. He stated that the Ukrainian people chose resistance over surrender under immense military pressure, “not only to defend their homeland but also to uphold the fundamental principles of a free society.” They guarded their homeland with their lives and defended freedom with unyielding resolve. They firmly believe that any form of tacit approval or compromise in the face of aggression will sow the seeds of greater conflict in the future.
Guo Zhijun, a member of the China Democratic Party, noted that the war has entered its fifth year, with prolonged bombardment shattering countless families and reducing cities to ruins. He emphasized that this conflict concerns sovereignty, liberty, and international norms, warning that “if aggression goes unchecked, the damage will extend beyond Ukraine, eroding the entire international community’s faith in justice.” He further urged nations to avoid any diplomatic or economic actions that might prolong the conflict.
Tang Qi, a probationary member of the China Democratic Party, criticized the Chinese Communist Party’s stance on Russia, questioning the discrepancy between its “neutrality” claims and actual actions. He called for halting all direct or indirect forms of war assistance and urged explicit condemnation of the aggression. “When invasion occurs, taking a stance is itself a choice; silence can become complicity.”
Jiang Shuqing stated that four years of war have not broken the will of Ukrainian society but have instead united more people. He emphasized that the values of freedom and democracy require concrete actions to uphold, warning, “If we turn a blind eye to aggression, any region could face a similar fate in the future.” He called on free societies to remain vigilant and united.
Wei Renxi, Director of the Sacramento Chapter of the China Democracy Party, pointed out that the Russia-Ukraine war reminds the world that sovereignty and human rights issues cannot be overshadowed by geopolitical interests. He believes that a clear stance against acts of aggression is a fundamental prerequisite for maintaining international order, and called on all parties to support peace and justice through concrete actions.
Spokesperson Guo Jianxin stated that opposing any form of military supply or war assistance represents the most fundamental respect for life. “When more people stand up to support the side under attack, we are defending not just a nation’s borders, but humanity’s shared commitment to peace and dignity.”
Additionally, participants Gao Junying, Wu Zhichuang, and others led the crowd in chanting slogans on-site.
— Support Ukraine, Defend Sovereignty
— Oppose Aggression, Protect Freedom
— Stop Aiding Russia, Stop the War
— Justice Will Prevail
— Glory to Ukraine
Attendees expressed profound shock and outrage at the war’s brutality and staggering casualties, particularly for those raised in peaceful times. They argued that dictators’ lust for power often thrusts civilians into the front lines of conflict, and that if the international community chooses to stand by or compromise for short-term gains, the ultimate cost will be irreparable. The rally proceeded with high spirits yet orderly conduct. Participants emphasized voicing their stance through reason and civic responsibility, pledging to continue expressing their position through peaceful means.
