KGB Past, Church's Billions and War | Patriarch Kirill explained
There is a quote typically attributed to Russian emperor Alexander III which reads: Russia has only two allies — its military and navy. When it comes to conquest, it seems he forgot Russia's third ally: the Church. While it gave its blessing to many a war fought by the Russian Empire, it was almost non-existent under Soviet rule. But now, after 1991, the Russian Orthodox Church regained its ground and Patriarch Kirill keeps true to the tradition — he is among the most vocal supporters of the war in Ukraine. Watch our newest explainer video to find out who the head of the Russian Orthodox Church really is. If you want to support independent journalism in Russia and help combat state propaganda, follow this link to donate: https://tvrain.tv/donate-en/ Follow us on twitter / tvrain_english #church #russia #patriarchkirill

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