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Moscow always full of revenge, says head of Ukrainian church

17-01-2022

Eastern Europe

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Moscow always full of revenge, says head of Ukrainian church

Russia has always been an enemy for the Russian church, the head of the Ukrainian church says. In May 2021, Metropolitan Ephiphanius (left) met the American Minister Blinken (right). Photo AFP, Efrem Lukatsky

Eastern Europe

The head of the Orthodox Church in Ukraine (OCU), Metropolitan Epiphanius, says the Russian church is only interested in power and revenge.

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