On June 15, 65 Daily MailReport Pope (Pope) Francis, Head of the Roman Catholic Church His Highness expressed his views on the war in Ukraine last month. Which has been translated and published in the Vatican News (Vatican News) on June 14, 2022 local time. by Pope Francis said according to his opinion The proclamation of World War 3 has begun.
At the same time, Pope Francis is of the opinion that that President Vladimir Russia’s Putin has sent troops to invade Ukraine since Feb. 24, 65, possibly ‘taunted’ by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).
‘There is no black and white situation like this. Perhaps partly provoked by NATO, head of the Roman Catholic Church commented. while he denied supporting or siding with Russia. by Pope Francis He denounced the Russian soldiers as barbaric, ruthless and fierce. Along with praising the Ukrainian soldiers for their bravery in fighting for the survival of the country. Since Russia invaded Ukraine in February
Pope Francis said the ongoing war in Ukraine, along with other conflicts. This means that World War 3 has already been announced. As a result, the human race has seen World War 3 happen in this century. which is considered a disaster for humanity ‘The world is at war. As for me, today World War III has begun.’ Pope Francis commented on the war in Ukraine and the current conflicts in the world.
The Daily Mail reported that Pope Francis had previously spoken months ago. that President Putin will send troops to invade Ukraine that He met with the leader of a country. which has expressed concern that NATO is Russia’s ‘barking at the door’ may lead to war Because NATO does not understand that Russia is an imperialist and will not allow foreign powers to enter Russia’s gates. This situation will lead to war.
At that time, Pope Francis said, ‘We haven’t seen the drama unfolding behind this war. Sometimes there is either provocation or no inhibition to prevent war from happening.’
whenPope FrancisHe was asked if his remarks were made to make him a ‘pro-Putin’ side or to his side with Putin. Pope FrancisHe said no, he did not take Putin’s side. He just disagrees with simplifying the situation. To distinguish between good and bad.