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Ukrainian troops consecrating NATO weapons with occult seal, Russia claims
Ukrainian troops are practising ‘black magic’ to increase the damage felt by Russian troops in the on-going war in Ukraine.
According to Russian news agency RIA Novosti, a symbol believed to hold connections to a greater supernatural power was found on the wall of a deserted Ukrainian military base on the outskirts of the village of Trekhizbenka in Luhansk.
RIA claimed that the satanic seal, as well as other markings made with blood, showed there were signs Ukrainian soldiers were ‘practicing black magic’.
It further explained that ‘disciples of otherworldly forces tried to consecrate their weapons and made marks with blood’ so as to give their armoury extra energy to deal extra damage when it hits a target
On the tv channel on Wednesday, May 4, Russian culturologist and philosopher Ekaterina Dais claimed the symbol was a ‘magical seal of the dark forces’ that combines the ideas of anarchy, weapons and fascist symbols.
The creators of the symbol ‘performed rituals’ to strengthen their weapons or asked supernatural powers for weapons to be sent to them.
‘This is a magical symbol consisting of many intersecting lines,’ Dais said in reference to the black symbol,” she said.
‘What it means is difficult to say for sure, in it you can see both the inverted sign of anarchy, and part of the ‘SS’ sign, the rune zig, it is clearly visible in the left sector of the circle, and the Hebrew letter ‘zain’ written in German, meaning a sword or weapon.’
Dais claimed that the seal had been drawn without the creator lifting a hand, which apparently ‘betrays its supernatural nature’.
She said the ‘Zain’ written underneath the symbol means ‘sword’ in Biblical Hebrew.
‘Perhaps the spell’s authors performed rituals to strengthen weapons or ‘asked’ for more weapons to be sent to them,’ said Dais.
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