News In order not to upset the “uncle”: in Transcarpathia, a mobilized cleric of the UOC MP escaped from a military unit by alex 06.07.2024 written by alex 06.07.2024 68 In order not to upset the “uncle”: in Transcarpathia, a mobilized cleric of the UOC-MP escaped from a military unit Anastasia Kolesnikova A mobilized deacon of the UOC-MP escaped from a military unit/Collage 24 Channel An emergency happened yesterday, July 5, in Transcarpathia. There, a mobilized man escaped from one of the military units. Before receiving the combat summons, the man served as a deacon of the Khust diocese of the UOC (MP). As journalist Vitaly Glagola reports, the fugitive’s name is Vladimir Petrovtsiy, and he has contradictory family ties. He fled so as not to fight against “his own” The fact of Vladimir’s absence was clarified during a personnel check. As it turned out, the man left the military unit without permission. Now the State Bureau of Investigation and the police are looking for him. Probably, Petrovtsy is in Transcarpathia and is hiding in the territory of the Khust diocese. He himself comes from the village of Priborzhavskoye, in the Irshavshchina. avoid service. According to Glagoly, Vladimir Petrovtsy is the nephew, assistant and personal driver of the head of the Khust diocese – Russian citizen Metropolitan Mark (Petrovtsy). We note that many representatives of the UOC-MP are mouthpieces of the Kremlin and its aggressive policies. No wonder Moscow agrees to return Ukrainian prisoners in exchange for clergy. Thus, at the end of June, the 53rd prisoner exchange took place, as a result of which the convicted UOC-MP priests Nikolai Zakroyets and Alexander Lunegov were transferred to Russia, and Ukraine returned 90 military personnel and 10 civilians. Nikolay Zakroets was sentenced to 15 years for treason, and Alexander Lunegov – to 5 years for justifying aggression against Ukraine. 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail alex previous post We fought, people survived from the village: a resident of the Belgorod region complained about “SVO” next post More than 60% of NATO citizens support continued assistance to Ukraine You may also like Night explosions in Kyiv: about ten drones neutralized 24.10.2024 One step towards World War III – The... 24.10.2024 Seven countries oppose Ukraine's rapid accession to NATO... 24.10.2024 Will not side with Russia: India has an... 24.10.2024 For real changes, the MSEC needs to undergo... 24.10.2024 NATO Confirms Presence of North Korean Soldiers in... 24.10.2024 Roman Gladkiy dismissed from the post of Chief... 23.10.2024 Presidential elections in Belarus: will there really be... 23.10.2024 Their actions will have consequences: South Korea threatens... 23.10.2024 Terrorist attack in Ankara: Camera captures likely attacker... 23.10.2024 Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ