"Barbarian and disgusting war": Pope replied to criticize his words about Dugin

Francis urged his flock to pray for the restoration of peace, protecting the lives of people and humanistic values, not political views. In the recent statement, Francis commented the murder of Russian journalist Daria Dugina, the daughter of a Russian propagandist of the far -right direction Alexander Dugin. Daria Dugina was killed on August 20 on the outskirts of Moscow as a result of an explosion of a bomb embedded in her car.

Last week, the pontiff spoke in the spirit that the innocent was paying for the war. "I think of the poor girl who died during an explosion of a bomb under her car in Moscow," he said. Ukrainian diplomats last week in response to the words of the Pope About Dugina stated that the aggressor and the victim were unfairly equal.

The FSB of the Russian Federation accused Ukrainian special services of the assassination of Dugina, according to Russian security forces, a performer of the attempt was some Natalia Vovk, who came to Moscow with her minor daughter. Subsequently, reported that the wolf itself was killed in Austria. Ukraine denies involvement in Dugina's murder, and the FSB claims are unreasonable. For their part, British tabloids wrote that Putin was involved in the murder of Dougina.

Pope Francis still spoke about events in Ukraine, in particular, stated that the war had been provoked somehow. During the online meeting with the Russian Patriarch Cyril, he read his colleague from the Vatican for 20 minutes from the sheet. But Francis replied that he did not understand anything and advised Cyril not to become Putin's altar. Earlier, Focus reported that Dugina's funeral gave birth to conspiracy versions of her death.