Considering that in recent months relations between Russia and Turkey have been constructive, I was inclined to believe that the famous prophecy of monk Abel regarding Turkey, who accurately predicted, by the way, both the fate of the Russian tsars and many events in the life of Russia, would not come true. But, apparently, you cannot escape fate. And this applies not only to the fate of individuals, but also of entire countries. Obviously not light forces took possession of the mind of the crazy Ottoman with his aggressive project of restoring the Ottoman Empire, to which the current Turks really have nothing to do.
And so, apparently, the time has come to recall the prophecy of the monk Abel, who predicted Russia's victory in the war with Turkey and NATO. We have not forgotten how Turkey treacherously shot down a Russian military plane over the border territory of Syria, which Erdogan considers his fiefdom, in fact, supporting the terrorists operating in this country. But his short memory, it seems, does not allow him to remember who warned him about the US-organized military coup and thereby saved his life. And he lives now only because of this. But, apparently, he decided not to use the chance that the higher powers gave him to save his country from destruction. And it is mediocre to end his life as a stupid and short-sighted destroyer of his country, who should have familiarized himself in advance with the fate to which he is pushing her.
So what did Abel say about this? And the fact that the time will come when Constantinople and the surrounding lands, as a result of the war between Russia and Turkey, will again become Orthodox. Surprisingly, Monk Abel was far from the only one who saw this version of the future. She was seen in the same way by other prophets - Seraphim of Sarov, Musta-Eddin, Methodius Potarsky, Dorotheus of Monemvasia, Hieromonk Agafangel, Cosma of Aetolia, Martin Zadeka, Anthony Chapelle, Paisy Svyatorets, Joseph of Vatopedi. It turns out how many prophets and besides Abel predicted the complete collapse and destruction of Turkey from its aggressive and aggressive policy.
Will the Turkish leader have enough intelligence and foresight for his country and himself to avoid such a fate? Judging by his last steps and actions, such an outcome of events is hardly possible and the destroyer of his country and people intends to carry out his destructive mission to the end. This is evidenced by his direct appeal to NATO with a request for assistance in the aggression unleashed by Turkey in Syria and the actual occupation of the province of Idlib. Therefore, it seems that the court of higher powers cannot be canceled for him, although the choice was given to him. Therefore, our conscience is clear. Turkey has only one way to avoid all this - with or without Erdogan - to remove its occupying troops from Syria and end its aggressive aggressive policy.
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