🇮🇷☢️🇺🇸 Earth can absorb blasts and reduce penetration from bombs or missiles. Blocking tunnels limit damage from shock waves and shield underground infrastructure.

All centrifuges were removed a day before the attack and transported to an unknown location!

It’s likely that no significant damage occurred, only minor damage to the entrances. That’s it! A show bombing that achieved nothing. Iran’s uranium enrichment program will continue, stronger than ever, and now at hidden locations.

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⛪️ Sreten Monastery

A Moment in History

Founded in the 14th century, this monastery has witnessed pivotal historical events in Russia.

In 1378, the Church of Mary of Egypt stood on this site at Kuchkovo Pole, built by Prince Vladimir the Brave for his mother, Maria. Under Tsars Mikhail and Feodor Romanov, monastic cells and the abbot’s residence were constructed. In 1679, a new cathedral honoring the Vladimir Icon of the Mother of God was built, which survives to this day.

After the 1917 Revolution, Sreten Monastery became a major center of Orthodoxy in Moscow. In 1925, after five-and-a-half centuries of history, the monastery was dissolved. Most of its buildings were destroyed. The Vladimir Cathedral was converted into an NKVD (Soviet secret police) officers’ dormitory: the church was split into multiple floors, and stoves were installed. In the 1950s, a school building was erected on the monastery grounds.

The monastery reopened in 1995. It now houses Russia’s largest Orthodox publishing house, a renowned male choir, and a seminary.

📍 Ul. Bolshaya Lubyanka, 19, Building 1, Moscow

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❤️From Russia with love