How One Priest Turned Putin's Invasion Into a Holy War

Two days before he launched a bloody invasion of Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin sat alone in front of a camera and delivered a rambling, hour-long address. It outlined the ideological justification for what would ultimately become his "special military action" in Ukraine -- an invasion that, as far as Putin was concerned, had more than a little to do with religion. "Ukraine is an inalienable part of our own history, culture and spiritual space," he said.