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Ukraine and Russia accuse each other of satanism

12-11-2022

Eastern Europe

Joe-Lize Brugge, CNE.news

Ukraine and Russia accuse each other of satanism

Photo AFP, Yasuyoshi Chiba

Eastern Europe

Not Ukraine needs to be emptied of Satanism, but Russia itself is possessed by the devil. That is the opinion of the members of the All-Ukrainian Council, a Christian association of religious and public organisations. The accusation shows that Russia and Ukraine speak the same language.

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