Title: Another Casualty in Ukraine: The Stolen Teenage Years The tragedy of war is not limited to the loss of lives and destruction of homes. War also robs individuals of their experiences and memories. In Ukraine, teenagers are losing their precious years to the ongoing conflict, which has become a constant backdrop to their lives. The struggle to deal with the ferocity of the fighting around them and the destruction of their city has left little room for otherwise innocent teenage experiences. Many of these young people have seen more horrors than most adults can begin to imagine. Instead of going to school, attending proms, and hanging out with friends, they are forced to navigate a violent and volatile environment every day. Despite the constant danger, the youths have developed a coping mechanism. Humor has become an essential part of their lives, as they try to make light of their bleak reality. They use it to create a sense of normalcy and to mask their fear, even if only temporarily. However, this should not fool us into thinking that they are not deeply affected by the horrific events happening around them. The war has affected these young people in ways we cannot fully comprehend. The losses they have experienced and the trauma they have endured will shape the rest of their lives. They are not just another statistic of war casualties. They are individuals who are losing valuable time that they can never regain. The ongoing conflict in Ukraine serves as yet another reminder of the devastating impact of war on all aspects of society, not just on lives lost and physical destruction. It is a call to action for world leaders to work towards peaceful resolutions to conflicts and to prioritize the welfare and well-being of the innocent individuals caught in these situations. We must not forget the stolen teenage years of these youths in Ukraine and strive towards a world where such circumstances are not repeated. The war in Ukraine has deprived teenagers of their normal experiences, leaving them to rely on humor to cope with the violence around them.