Patriarch Kirill has been an avid supporter of the Kremlin’s actions in Ukraine — including telling Russian soldiers that dying for the cause would “wash away all sins.”
Earlier on Thursday, in a call with Putin, Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan asked the Russian leader to implement a unilateral cease-fire to support efforts to end the war. In response, Putin repeated Russian demands that Ukraine accepts Moscow’s recent annexation of four regions of Ukraine before serious peace negotiations could begin.
The annexation moves have been widely condemned as illegal, and Russian forces have failed to maintain control over the territories.All rights reserved. This material, and other digital content on this website, may not be reproduced, published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed in whole or in part without prior express written permission from PUNCH.
I hope the temporary seize fire will turn to permanent.
When you think you are god....
Because of Orthodox Xmas
Too wicked
Demon sucking blood called Putin
After destroying their destinies
He's Putin things right again.
Ukraine ,don't accept such evil proposal from a demon as Putin who desires to obliterate a race for his selfishness in this modern world. You have been killing innocent souls now just 89 souls you call for brief cease fire. What's good for the goose good for the gender
There is good in every man!... even Hitler was good to someone one way or the other. Hope things go well for the good of mankind 🙄
Joke. He is playing game.
The dictator is gradually regretting his actions.
Allow them have some breaths guy..
Do not die in their war
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