In Russia, a multi-thousand Russian march in honor of Alexander Nevsky took place

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

And then there is the Commandment of God himself:

"Thou shalt not kill".

I think he also had something to say about not stealing or covetting a neighbour's property?

Those lovely verses always remoind me of one of God's favorites - King David.

So, once again, your thread devolves into you threatening to nuke us Brits.

That, Alexander, would be M.A.D.ness.

www.britannica.com...

"This image of him was popular in northwestern Russia and has in succeeding centuries been adduced for propaganda purposes. Thus, after the conclusion of the war with Sweden, the Order of Alexander Nevsky was created in 1725, and during World War II (in July 1942), when Germany had deeply penetrated into the Soviet Union, Stalin pronounced Alexander Nevsky a national hero and established a military order in his name."

Aha!

Propaganda? Quelle 🫢 surprise!

a reply to: RussianTroll

so what if english, french, german, swiss, U.S. or any other countries made missiles are flying towards rooshia. they don't belong to any of those countries anymore. they belong to Ukraine now.

do all those iranian drones and missile, north korean artillery shells mean they are attacking Ukraine now or are they rooshkin property?

twisted logic is a serious problem in rooshia.

a reply to: Freeborn

"you.....lets just chill and enjoy the last days of sunshine of this year."

Yes. Before the Canned Sunshine arrives!

We will take into account numerous requests about France))))

a reply to: BernnieJGato

The West has absolutely no evidence that Russia is using any weapons from other countries against NATO countries. None.

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: BernnieJGato

The West has absolutely no evidence that Russia is using any weapons from other countries against NATO countries. None.

Really??
www.marineinsight.com...

A cargo ship suspected of transporting Iranian ballistic missiles to Russia was recently spotted docked at a Russian port. The United States and its European allies have confirmed that Moscow has received short-range ballistic missiles from Iran.

According to Maxar Technologies’ satellite images, the ship, identified as the Russian-flagged Port Olya 3, was spotted in Port Olya in Astrakhan, a southern Russian port on the Caspian Sea, on September 4.

And long before that....
www.royalnavy.mod.uk...

In early 2022, whilst on routine maritime security operations, Royal Navy ship HMS Montrose seized Iranian weapons from speedboats being operated by smugglers in international waters south of Iran.
The weapons seized included surface-to-air-missiles and engines for land attack cruise missiles, in contravention of UN Security Council resolution 2216 (2015).

This is the first time a British Naval warship has interdicted a vessel carrying such sophisticated weapons from Iran.

The seizures, which occurred on January 28 and February 25, took place in the early hours of the morning. HMS Montrose’s Wildcat helicopter, equipped with state of the art radar systems, was scanning for vessels smuggling illicit goods. The helicopter crew spotted small vessels moving at speed away from the Iranian coast.

a reply to: RussianTroll



there is plenty evidence that rooshia is using iranian drones and even producing copies with irans' help.

a couple of links,

What is known about the Iranian-made drones that Russia is using to attack Ukraine.

Inside the Russian effort to build 6,000 attack drones with Iran’s help

The Iranian drones deployed by Russia in Ukraine are powered by stolen Western technology, research reveals

a reply to: RussianTroll

"The West has absolutely no evidence that Russia is using any weapons from other countries against NATO countries. None".

That's probably why the West has not claimed any are being used against NATO countries.

a reply to: BernnieJGato

RT is talking about them being used against NATO countries rather than Ukraine which no one else is talking about.

a reply to: twistedpuppy

So Nevsky was a bit of a Quisling?

Never heard of him.

Why do they refer to his body as holy relics??

That's a description reserved for those who have been canonized in the Catholic church. Declared saints.

Was this guy declared a saint by some Russian church or other?

If so .. why? What miracles did he perform?

a reply to: BernnieJGato

Provide at least one piece of evidence of Russia using foreign weapons against NATO countries.

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

i realize that. my point i made in my first post is the weapons given to Ukraine don't belong to any other country now.
they were only given at first with the stipulation that they not be used inside russia. but as time has gone on some countries have lifted that stipulation on some weapons and Ukraine can use them as they see fit.

to claim or insinuate that the former owners of those weapons are attacking roshia is some twisted logic and no better than lying.

a reply to: FlyersFan

According to my Britannica source, above:

"For these reasons, Alexander by 1381 was elevated to the status of a local saint and was canonized by the Russian Orthodox Church in 1547. "

No miracles involved, apparently.

Not sure what actual status a "local saint" might have, outside of Russia.

a reply to: RussianTroll

Nobody is saying any such thing, so calm down, buddy.

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: BernnieJGato

Provide at least one piece of evidence of Russia using foreign weapons against NATO countries.

www.newsweek.com...

NATO member state Romania has said debris from a Russian drone did fall onto its territory after Bucharest initially denied the reports of fall-out from a Russian strike at a Ukrainian port.

"Pieces were found that could be a drone," Romanian Defense Minister Angel Tîlvăr told CNN local affiliate organization A3CNN on Wednesday during a visit close to the country's border with Ukraine. Remnants fell close to the Romanian village of ​​Plauru, on the Romanian side of the River Danube, the outlet reported.

a reply to: BernnieJGato

Agreed. That's your point and it is quite clear, and valid.

a reply to: FlyersFan

The Catholic Church is a sect that broke away from the United Orthodox Church. The reason is feolique. The Orthodox Church does not bless same-sex marriages and does not fall into heresy. There are Catholic figures who are canonized in the Orthodox Church (for example, St. Augustine). They were supporters of canonical dogmas. Otherwise, the Catholic Church was considered a sister of the Orthodox Church. But only until the Second Vatican Council, when the Catholic Church completely fell under Judaism. Therefore, now Orthodox people do not care at all what is happening in Catholicism. The exception is courageous Catholics who resist Judaization and Satanization, there are many of them, and I personally respect them very much. In terms of dogmatism, Catholicism is now insignificant from the point of view of all Orthodox and Eastern ancient Christian churches.