The Pope sent a letter to Putin and asked him not to allow intervention in Syria | Intermagazin
In a letter to Putin, as the chairperson of the G20, the pope recalled the economic and social inequality in the world and condemned the "unnecessary massacres" in the Middle East, warning of the dangers of any military attack in order to solution of the crisis, spelled father Federico cognac Lombardi in the Italian media.
"It is a new engagement in the brave and resolute rešnjem looking for peaceful dialogue and negotiations with the parties to the conflict, which should unanimously to support the international community," he stated in a letter to Pope Franz Russian president.
In a letter to Putin, as the chairperson of the G20, the pope recalled the economic and social inequality in the world and condemned the "unnecessary massacres" in the Middle East, warning of the dangers of any military attack in order to solution of the crisis, spelled father Federico cognac Lombardi in the Italian media.
"It is a new engagement in the brave and resolute rešnjem looking for peaceful dialogue and negotiations with the parties to the conflict, which should unanimously to support the international community," he stated in a letter to Pope Franz Russian president.
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