The Kremlin Tries A New Weapon For Its War: The Relics Of A 14th-Century Saint
The church says the relic will strengthen soldiers’ morale as it displays the fragment along the 1,000-kilometer front line.
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The Kremlin sends to the front “the hand with which he wielded his sword” the great prince of Moscow to legitimize himself as a God-chosen regime
Russia sends recently discovered bones of medieval warrior prince to Ukraine front to boost morale
Grand Prince Dmitry Donskoy died in 1389 and is revered by Russian nationalists for defeating the Mongol Golden Horde at the 1380 Battle of Kulikovo. His remains were uncovered in August.
The Kremlin Tries A New Weapon For Its War: The Relics Of A 14th-Century Saint
With the blessing of the Russian Orthodox Church, officials unearthed the remains of a warrior prince whose 14th-century battlefield victory is a seminal moment in Russian history. Fragments are now being sent to the front lines in Moscow’s war on Ukraine.
The Russian Orthodox Church has deployed its new superweapon, which President Vladimir Putin personally inspected. In fact, he praised it. The post Bones of Medieval Warrior Prince Sent to the Front to Boost Russian Soldiers' Morale first appeared on 24.hu.
To boost the morale of its soldiers, Russia has unearthed a unique symbol.
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