Mark Burns, the personal spiritual advisor to United States leader Donald Trump, visited Ukraine and conveyed to him the request of Ukrainian soldiers regarding the need to provide weapons.
This is stated in Burns's post on the social network X.
He noted that military personnel don't need money, they need weapons to defend the country.
"These soldiers on the front lines are not asking for money. They are asking for 1,000 tanks, 300 F-35s, anti-aircraft weapons to shoot down drones that are still shelling civilian buildings and killing people. Remember, it was President Trump who sent Javelins instead of pillows. President Trump is an innocent civilian of Ukraine's greatest friend. He will end this war. Everyone here in Ukraine thanks President Donald Trump and America for supporting Ukraine. Pray with me for peace to come quickly in Jesus' name!", the post reads.
He said that regardless of whether someone likes President Trump or Zelensky more, real people are dying in Ukraine.
"20,000 children were kidnapped and taken to Russia... 700 places of worship were deliberately destroyed, because they are often the only source of hope for the Ukrainian people. Innocent non-combatants were shot in the back of the head with their hands tied behind their backs," Burns reported.
He emphasized that just as there is fake news about President Trump in America, there are distorted facts about Ukraine to influence public opinion.
"When I see pictures of the dead bodies of children and the elderly, or hear firsthand accounts of pastors being tied behind their backs, forced to kneel and shot in the back of the head, or young citizen soldiers who took up arms, being blown to pieces by drone strikes, thanking President Trump and begging for more ammunition to protect their homes, young wives and children, I don't care if you like the president," Trump's spiritual advisor wrote.
He noted in advance that no one paid him for these words. He also added that he himself responded to the corresponding invitation.
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