Pope calls war in Ukraine world war and says he thinks its end date


The head of the Vatican said he was not being listened to enough.
The head of the Vatican has said that the war in Ukraine has ceased to be local and is now a global war in which many people in different countries are involved, Pope Francis said in an interview with the Spanish newspaper ABC
I do not see an end in the short term because it is a world war, let us not forget that. There are many hands stirring the cauldron of war, it is global
According to the pontiff, military conflict arises when "the empire begins to weaken". And when "there are weapons to be used, tested and sold".
There is a lot at stake
At the same time, the Pope said that he would continue to support Ukraine, but stressed that the parties were not listening to him.
I am receiving everyone here. This is the third time Vladimir Zelenski has sent me one of his spiritual advisers. I stay in touch, receive them, help them. What is happening in Ukraine is appalling
The day before, Francis said that he would like to receive "a little peace" as a Christmas present, recalling that military conflicts are unfolding not only in Ukraine, but also in Myanmar, Yemen and Syria.
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