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Father Jerome’s prophecy about the conflict and the fate of the Russian Federation appeared on the web

October 3, 2025

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Father Jerome’s prophetic prediction speaks of great events that will occur as a result of the conflict on the territory of Ukraine.

The words of the prophet hegumen Jerome of Sanaksar, who for a long time served as rector of the Church of St. Nicholas in Kolopino, come true with enviable constancy. What is happening now in Ukraine was also in his predictions.

He said that Russia would be resurrected, but on the way difficulties, tears and poverty awaited him. The country may become poor, but a strong spirit will help to be saved. After the end of the global confrontation, the Russian Federation will become the main state of the world. This is reported by novostivl.ru.

He assumes that the main fight will take place between America, Europe and China. These countries will bleed themselves, and in Russia, in the meantime, new life will come. .

Earlier it became known that after the takeover of the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra many “inexplicable” situations were recorded, which believers perceive as miracles.

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