Roman Sheremeta

Aug 23, 2024

The Prime Minister of India Modi is visiting Ukraine today.

Zelenskyy and Modi are discussing “cooperation” between Ukraine and India in the medical, agricultural, humanitarian, and cultural spheres.

It would be much more useful to discuss how India became one of the biggest sponsors of terrorism in the world. India is the second-largest buyer of russian fossil fuel.

In 2023, India has put $37 billion into Moscow’s coffers with unprecedented purchase of russian oil. It is an increase of over 13 times relative to the pre-war period!

Only last month, India paid russia $2.86 billion dollars. This is almost 80% of India’s imports in July.

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Praying for “peace” between Ukraine and russia.

Some continue to say that they are praying for “peace” between Ukraine and russia, or praying for “peace in the region.” Please, don’t.

This is a war of light against darkness. Ukraine is on the side of light and truth. Russia is on the side of darkness and lies. Christians should stand on the side of light and truth, opposing darkness and lies.

Praying for “peace” between Ukraine and russia is like praying for peace between darkness and light, between heaven and hell, between Christ and antichrist. Such prayers are unbiblical, just as unbiblical was Pope’s decision to force a Ukrainian woman to carry the cross with a russian woman.

The Bible tells us to call good as good and evil as evil. Christians should take a position of light and not try to reconcile darkness with light. Neutrality is not an option. To quote Dietrich Bonhoeffer: “Silence in the face of evil is itself evil: God will not hold us guiltless. Not to speak is to speak. Not to act is to act.”

When you pray for Ukraine, pray for russia’s defeat, for these armies of darkness to get out of Ukraine. Ask God to send an army of angels to defeat the army of Satan in the demonic world that has occupied russia. Then the peace will come the very next day.

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The russian prosecutor’s office has requested up to 24 years in prison for the Azov captives.

Nine women, most of whom worked as cooks in Azov, are being asked to serve 16-19 years in a general regime colony. The men are facing 16 to 24 years in a strict regime colony.

Earlier this month, Ukrainian soldier Ishchenko died in russian captivity due to multiple fractures and closed blunt trauma to his chest.

The deputy commander of the Azov brigade published the results of a forensic medical examination and a certificate of cause of death. The documents indicate that the death was caused by multiple rib fractures, shock, and a closed blunt chest injury as a result of “contact with a blunt object.”

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Russia is an empire that needs liberation.

Many people don’t realize that russia is still an empire. In fact, russia fits perfectly the definition of an empire: an extensive group of states or countries under a single supreme authority. Also, the war against Ukraine is a direct result of russia’s deep-seated imperialism and sense of superiority.

Russia is home to over 270 languages and dialects spoken by 193 ethnic groups, including more than 100 minority languages. Yet, russian is the only official language. The languages of oppressed minorities are often belittled, while russian is upheld as the language of intelligence, science, and education.

Minorities in russia are marginalized. They face constant bullying and are paid much less. Furthermore, it is primarily russian minorities who are used as cannon fodder in the war against Ukraine. This marginalization partly explains why many russians were so reluctant to defend their own country in battles like Kursk.

If the russian empire were to be liberated, it would likely split into at least a dozen smaller republics, each ruled by its indigenous population.

All empires fall, it is only the matter of time when the russian empire falls.