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Probably, few Russians today are worried about tense situation that arose between Russia and Turkey after Turkish armed forces shot down the Russian Su-24, and over territory of Syria.
At the same time, Turkey did not apologize for the incident for long, but even went to the time for a sharp confrontation with Russia, like the whole fuss flared up thanks to a planned and well-prepared action. However, almost no one doubts this. That’s just not remains understandable to many (and in particular the Turks themselves, especially business), why did Erdogan need all this?
Prediction of Russia and Turkey
But if you recall the prophecies of the Greek ascetic monk Paisius Svyatogortsev, then everything falls into place. And this old man is still in the nineties of the last century wrote that soon will happen some events that will lead to a war between Russia and Turkey, in the result of which the Russians utterly smash the Turks and capture Constantinople. A large part of the Turks will simply be destroyed. Part will go deep into the country, from where they came in due time. Other part of them scattered all over the world as this nation is created without blessings of the Lord. And only a small part of the Turks will be saved, for will accept the Christian faith.
The territory of modern Turkey will be divided into three or four parts, Constantinople will again become Greek, the great Sophia The cathedral will be returned to Orthodox Christians, and Greek settlements to the Greeks.
Paisius Svyatorets is famous for his bold prophecies, which many called simply scandalous, on nothing based on political statements. The holy elder said that sooner or later, but Great Greece will be reborn, which will include Macedonia, Albania and Byzantium, as well as the fact that the mass is coming the transition of the Turks to Orthodoxy. Greeks themselves, for example, compare Paisia with the great Nostradamus.
Ascetic monk Paisiy died July 12, 1994, his body is betrayed land in Thessaloniki at the cemetery of the monastery of St. John the Theologian. IN January of this year, his name is canonized by the Holy Synod Greek Orthodox Church.
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