Папа римский Лев XIV призвал европейских политиков к уступкам ради мира
Понтифик заявил, что руководству европейских стран следует проявить мужество на переговорах, отметив, что стремление к миру не тождественно «наивному пацифизму»
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Папа римский Лев XIV обратился к руководству европейских стран с призывом проявить мужество в переговорах и пойти на уступки ради достижения мира.
По его словам, которые приводит издание «Коммерсантъ», стремление к миру не следует отождествлять с «наивной формой пацифизма».
Подробности о том, в каком контексте были сделаны эти заявления, а также о конкретных предложениях понтифика, в источнике не приводятся.
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