Dugini and Islamic theologian on one platform, Fetos: Russia is combining religious prophecies for geopolitical interests
3 November 2026 · 12:08
Dugini and Islamic theologian on one platform, Fetos: Russia is combining religious prophecies for geopolitical interests
POLITICS
3 November 2026 · 12:08
The director of the Octopus Institute, Arben Fetos, has raised concerns about what it describes as instrumentalising Islam and religious prophecy from Russia, with the goal of legitimising its role in the future geopolitical order.
In a scripture entitled Russian Islamic Eʹscthology, Fetos has focused ideological proximity between Alexander Dugin, known as one of the ideologists close to the Kremlin, and Islamic theologian Imran Hoseen.
According to Fetos, this proximity should be seen not only as interreligious dialogue but also in the context of Russia’s geopolitical interests and efforts to present it as a power with special missions in the future world order.
What brings Putin’s bodyguard, Alexander Dugin, and the Islamic theologian Imran Josein together?
Ideal proximity as geopolitical projection, or attempt to legitimise Russia as Catachon (the force hindering the triumph of evil), mixing Orthodox eskatology with Islamic prophecies about the end of the world.
In the current geopolitical conflict, their inter-religious dialogue is the platform of the revision strategy, to perceive Russia as the central power in the next direction. Euro-Asian.
Strategic application of two charlatans’ interview in Tsargrad TV, for geopolitical operation of prophecies that favour. Russia requires attention among us Albanians in the Balkans as well.
The instrumentisation of Islam’s belief with the proximity to Orthodox Christianity and Russian interests as the Divine Commission projectes to promote anti-Western Senates, according to Dugin’s recipe for the Albanian-Serbian front against the globalist elites (Gugin in X, 20,10,2026).
One of the most powerful voices that would expose the instrumental reduction of Islam, Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Buto (Pattim: Islam, Democracy and the West, 2008, has been killed for many times, so the Orthodox Orthodox-Islamic mudshops that challenge Putin’s Soviet intentions must be ignored, Fethoshi wrote.
