He has spoken twice by phone to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, but mostly to urge him not to fight back. He also went to the Russian embassy to the Holy See days after the invasion began to “register his concerns” about what was happening. “I don’t know how to answer-I’m too far away-the question of whether it is right to supply the Ukrainians,” he told the paper. “The clear thing is that weapons are being tested there.
The Russians now know that tanks are of little use and are thinking of other things.
This is why wars are waged: to test the weapons we have produced.
