Since 2019, Russia, under President Vladimir Putin, has pursued "digital sovereignty" by creating a state-controlled Domain Name System (DNS) designed to function independently of the global internet. This national DNS allows authorities, particularly Roskomnadzor, to monitor and control internet traffic, with internet service providers (ISPs) mandated to route DNS queries through this system. The “sovereign internet” law further enables the government to block, throttle, or reroute content at any time, potentially isolating Russia from the global web for national security reasons. This digital isolation significantly restricts access to diverse information, allowing the state to manage public narratives and manipulate consciousness while eroding privacy and free communication. The effects extend beyond Russia, impacting Ukrainians, particularly in occupied regions where internet traffic is rerouted through Russian-controlled infrastructure, leading to restricted access to independent news and increased surveillance. Additionally, Christian eschatology ties the concept of prophetic events, including Jesus’ return, to forces emanating from the north, hinting at regions such as Russia or Ukraine. The imagery of clouds in biblical texts symbolizes divine presence, sparking debates on its interpretation, particularly in the context of modern technology and metaphors related to the internet “cloud.”