about Pete Hexett's statement about the war in Iran — the war in the name of Jesus Christ

US Secretary of Defense Pete Hexet stated that the war in Iran is a war in the name of Jesus Christ. The Catholic Church has already reacted, urging people not to do or say such things, and even more so when modern leaders add this religious component where it seems unnecessary. What, in your opinion, does this mean? Dear friends, this feeling of entitlement from the new Israel is still alive. Somehow, among Native Americans, native colonizers, and, you see, even to my surprise, sometimes it manifests even at the pinnacles of modern politics. This is true, but in itself, well, I still consider it a great deception. To consider oneself an instrument of God is, firstly, a deception, and secondly, it is God's punishing weapon. As if God commanded me to kill someone, to destroy something somewhere. To blow something up. This very clearly shows that I am acting not in the name of God, but in the name of an idol that I have put in God's place and created in my own image and likeness. But today, some people mistakenly believe that there are paths to salvation through Islam, Judaism, Papism, and Buddhism. This is a lie and a deception. Do not believe anyone who says that salvation is found in Islam, Judaism, Papism, and Buddhism. I repeat once again that this is a lie and a deception. It is not I who say this, but our holy fathers of the Holy Orthodox Church. Salvation exists only in the apostolic and universal Orthodox Church in Christ Jesus, our Lord and God. And, oh...