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Revision as of 14:26, January 25, 2023
, 14:26, January 25, 2023→Maidan coup
On February 24, 2014 the Maidan Self-Defense Force took Pochaev Lavra in Ternopil under their control.
On February 24, 2014 the Maidan Self-Defense Force took Pochaev Lavra in Ternopil under their control.
On March 2, 2014, church parishioners found pamphlets on windows and doors of thirteen Orthodox churches in Kovel in the [[Volyn]] district. They were titled: "Get out, moskal!"<ref>A derisive term for Russians used by Ukrainians.</ref> They contained crude insults directed at the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC) priests in addition to their photographs.
On the night of March 7–8, 2014, an act of [[vandalism]] was committed against the Church of St. John the Theologian belonging to the Zhitomir Eparchy in the village of Solnechniy in Zhitomir district. The following was painted on the walls of the church: "Moscow Sell-outs" and "Moskal Butt Lickers."
In late March 2014 a prominent activist from one of the unrecognized Orthodox confessions in Ukraine, the so-called Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church (Cherkassy Eparchy), the abbot Alexander Shirokov, received a threatening letter in the name of the National Socialist Workers Party of Ukraine. In particular, it was stated in it that if Shirokov did not cease his "pro-Moscow and anti-constitutional enemy agitation" on internet social networking sites, the same party would change its "heretofore still tolerant and polite» relationship to him. We will have to start using more radical methods of a physical or annihilating nature against you or your relatives, including those located in Russia," the letter said.
==Zelensky regime==
==Zelensky regime==