Trump’s spiritual advisor visits Bucha, Irpin and Borodianka

Chief Rabbi of Ukraine Moshe Reuven Asman shared this on Facebook, according to Ukrinform.

“At my invitation, a special guest arrived in Ukraine—Pastor Mark Burns, the personal spiritual advisor to President Donald Trump. He is a prominent figure in the religious and political circles of the United States, whose voice plays a crucial role in shaping America’s new strategy and policy,” Asman stated.

According to the Chief Rabbi, he and Pastor Burns first visited Bucha, Irpin, and Borodianka. Asman highlighted that Burns “witnessed firsthand the consequences of the Russian army’s crimes against the civilian population of Ukraine and personally heard the stories of survivors who endured this horrific occupation.”

“What he saw left a profound impression on him—he did not hide his pain, indignation, and sincere sympathy,” Asman remarked.

He expressed his belief that “these emotions and testimonies will not remain with him alone. Pastor Burns is a man whose voice resonates in places where significant decisions are made. I am confident that the truth from Ukraine will reach the very heart of the new American leadership.”

Asman added that he initiated an interfaith religious forum that brought together representatives of various religious denominations and communities working in Ukraine.

“At this difficult time, when the country is gripped by war, we, the spiritual leaders, have united to share our pain, challenges, and hopes for a brighter future,” said the Chief Rabbi of Ukraine.

According to Asman, Pastor Burns was a special guest at the forum. “He listened attentively to everyone who spoke—every word carried weight, as it reflected the voices of believers who serve their communities daily under rockets and sirens, supporting souls who have lost their homes, loved ones, and faith in tomorrow,” Asman emphasized.

He also shared that he had the opportunity to personally address Pastor Burns and explain how the Jewish community of Ukraine is enduring this trial.

“The forum lasted many hours, but every moment was filled with profound meaning. I am convinced that the heartfelt words shared will resonate deeply with Pastor Burns and will later be echoed in places where pivotal decisions for the world are being made today,” Asman concluded.

As reported by Ukrinform, Wolfgang Schmidt, the head of the German Chancellor’s Office, Federal Minister for Special Assignments, visited Irpin and Bucha to honor the victims of Russian terror.

Chief Rabbi of Ukraine Moshe Reuven Asman shared this on Facebook, according to Ukrinform.

“At my invitation, a special guest arrived in Ukraine—Pastor Mark Burns, the personal spiritual advisor to President Donald Trump. He is a prominent figure in the religious and political circles of the United States, whose voice plays a crucial role in shaping America’s new strategy and policy,” Asman stated.

According to the Chief Rabbi, he and Pastor Burns first visited Bucha, Irpin, and Borodianka. Asman highlighted that Burns “witnessed firsthand the consequences of the Russian army’s crimes against the civilian population of Ukraine and personally heard the stories of survivors who endured this horrific occupation.”

“What he saw left a profound impression on him—he did not hide his pain, indignation, and sincere sympathy,” Asman remarked.

He expressed his belief that “these emotions and testimonies will not remain with him alone. Pastor Burns is a man whose voice resonates in places where significant decisions are made. I am confident that the truth from Ukraine will reach the very heart of the new American leadership.”

Asman added that he initiated an interfaith religious forum that brought together representatives of various religious denominations and communities working in Ukraine.

“At this difficult time, when the country is gripped by war, we, the spiritual leaders, have united to share our pain, challenges, and hopes for a brighter future,” said the Chief Rabbi of Ukraine.

According to Asman, Pastor Burns was a special guest at the forum. “He listened attentively to everyone who spoke—every word carried weight, as it reflected the voices of believers who serve their communities daily under rockets and sirens, supporting souls who have lost their homes, loved ones, and faith in tomorrow,” Asman emphasized.

He also shared that he had the opportunity to personally address Pastor Burns and explain how the Jewish community of Ukraine is enduring this trial.

“The forum lasted many hours, but every moment was filled with profound meaning. I am convinced that the heartfelt words shared will resonate deeply with Pastor Burns and will later be echoed in places where pivotal decisions for the world are being made today,” Asman concluded.

As reported by Ukrinform, Wolfgang Schmidt, the head of the German Chancellor’s Office, Federal Minister for Special Assignments, visited Irpin and Bucha to honor the victims of Russian terror.

Chief Rabbi of Ukraine Moshe Reuven Asman shared this on Facebook, according to Ukrinform.

“At my invitation, a special guest arrived in Ukraine—Pastor Mark Burns, the personal spiritual advisor to President Donald Trump. He is a prominent figure in the religious and political circles of the United States, whose voice plays a crucial role in shaping America’s new strategy and policy,” Asman stated.

According to the Chief Rabbi, he and Pastor Burns first visited Bucha, Irpin, and Borodianka. Asman highlighted that Burns “witnessed firsthand the consequences of the Russian army’s crimes against the civilian population of Ukraine and personally heard the stories of survivors who endured this horrific occupation.”

“What he saw left a profound impression on him—he did not hide his pain, indignation, and sincere sympathy,” Asman remarked.

He expressed his belief that “these emotions and testimonies will not remain with him alone. Pastor Burns is a man whose voice resonates in places where significant decisions are made. I am confident that the truth from Ukraine will reach the very heart of the new American leadership.”

Asman added that he initiated an interfaith religious forum that brought together representatives of various religious denominations and communities working in Ukraine.

“At this difficult time, when the country is gripped by war, we, the spiritual leaders, have united to share our pain, challenges, and hopes for a brighter future,” said the Chief Rabbi of Ukraine.

According to Asman, Pastor Burns was a special guest at the forum. “He listened attentively to everyone who spoke—every word carried weight, as it reflected the voices of believers who serve their communities daily under rockets and sirens, supporting souls who have lost their homes, loved ones, and faith in tomorrow,” Asman emphasized.

He also shared that he had the opportunity to personally address Pastor Burns and explain how the Jewish community of Ukraine is enduring this trial.

“The forum lasted many hours, but every moment was filled with profound meaning. I am convinced that the heartfelt words shared will resonate deeply with Pastor Burns and will later be echoed in places where pivotal decisions for the world are being made today,” Asman concluded.

As reported by Ukrinform, Wolfgang Schmidt, the head of the German Chancellor’s Office, Federal Minister for Special Assignments, visited Irpin and Bucha to honor the victims of Russian terror.