Imagine brothers born in Persia — Manuil, Savel, and Ismail — high-ranking officials under King Alamundar, who refused to bow to idols at the court of Roman Emperor Julian the Apostate! Instead of obeying, they stood for truth and Christian spirit, which cost them their lives. Julian threw them into prison, tortured them, and eventually executed them. But that’s not the end! The Persian king Alamundar, furious over their death, fiercely defeated Julian’s Roman forces. This story isn’t just history; it’s a warning about lies, betrayal, and the fight for faith and justice. Today, as protests, violence, and political games unfold in cities worldwide, remember that truth can be hidden but never destroyed. Police and authorities struggle with street violence, media buzz with accusations of bribery and terrorism. Meanwhile, ordinary people wait for basic living conditions, battling inflation and uncertainty. Is this a modern battle between truth and lies? Or just another show for the masses? Either way, the story of Manuil, Savel, and Ismail reminds us that truth always comes out, no matter how hard someone tries to hide it. So, what do you think — is truth on the streets today, or just a power play? Drop a comment and let’s hear what you think!
