"The world has taken up arms against us," combative Murmansk church leader Mitrofan says during visit to NATO border
“This is our vanguard in the Northwest. Here we stand, and here we will remain standing. Do you understand that, everybody?” the controversial chief prelate said during his visit to Borisoglebsk, the small piece of Russian land located on the western shore of the Pasvik River.
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