According to Russian propagandists, the cross that was illegally taken from Luhansk to the Roshchinsky settlement, Samara Region is a “unique relic”. A few years ago, Archimandrite Bartholomew (in the world of Kuznetsov) drove him out of Lugansk.
The Russian army, mobilized from the Samara region of the Russian Federation and martyred in Makeyevka, was blessed with a cross stolen from Lugansk by local clergy before being sent to war in Ukraine. This was reported by journalist Denis Kazansky.
In Makiivka, occupied by Russian troops, PTU No. It was recorded that a religious ritual was held 40 days before the attack on 19.
The propagandists called the cross, which was illegally taken from Lugansk to the village of Roshchinsky, Samara Region, “a unique relic”. A few years ago, the cross was removed by Archimandrite Bartholomew (in the world of Kuznetsov).
Archbishop of the Russian Orthodox Church Dmitry Polyakov blessed the mobilized, one of the Russian officials handed the icons over to the unit commanders.
The attack on the invading troops in the old building of the Vocational School was carried out at midnight on January 1st.
According to unconfirmed reports, half of the 600 Russians who were there died.
The Russian Ministry of Defense confirmed that 89 soldiers were killed.
According to Ivan Kirichevsky, a military analyst with Defense Express, these mobilized men were supposed to form the basis of the Russian Armed Forces grouping in eastern Ukraine.
Recall that Russian soldiers could die on Makeevka because of smartphones. Analysts shared their assessments. Calls and apps allow you to track your location. But despite the commanders’ bans, Russian soldiers still use them.
Previously Focus He reported that Lieutenant General Pavlyuk spoke about the threat of a new attack against Kiev. According to the general, today there is no threat of attack on Kiev by the RF Armed Forces. At the same time, several defensive lines have already begun to be built around the capital.
Source: Focus
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