At the forum in Moscow, they reported on a photo of a killed soldier from the neo-Nazi 'Espanola' that allegedly wept myrrh
The photograph is located in the office of this battalion in Moscow.
A photograph of a soldier from the ultraright brigade 'Espanola' with the call sign 'Kozak', located in the unit's office, has 'wept myrrh', Barys Kastsenka, former general director of the 'Spas' TV channel, announced on Thursday at the opening of the XII Moscow International Forum 'Religion and the World', writes 'Agency'.
Kastsenka decided to share this 'unique event' at the end of his speech at the forum's opening.
"Yesterday I received a photograph depicting our fighter, whose call sign is 'Kozak'. He is from the 'Espanola' battalion. He died, having diverted a drone from his comrades, performing a heroic deed. This often happens in war now. He died. He left behind a wife and child. But what's important is that this photograph is located in the office of this battalion in Moscow. So, the photograph wept myrrh — it became covered with small drops of myrrh."
According to Kastsenka, this is "a testimony of God's presence in our world right now, here".
'Espanola' is a brigade formed after the invasion of Ukraine from neo-Nazi fans. 'Espanola' fighters participated in the assault on 'Azovstal', Mariupol, and Vuhledar, held the defense of Klishchiivka, and captured Avdiivka and Chasiv Yar. Last December, its commander Sergei Orlov became the first participant in the war whose farewell ceremony took place in the Cathedral of Christ the Savior.
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