As a result of a Russian missile attack on June 24, the Theological Seminary of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine (OCU) in Dnepr was destroyed.
This was reported on the Facebook page of the Theological Seminary and the head of the OCU, Metropolitan Epiphanius.
OCU Theological Seminary Damaged by Russian Shelling
As a result of the Russian missile attack on the Dnieper, the buildings of the Theological Seminary of the OCU were damaged.
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The seminary church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul, the academic building, dormitory, library, computer room, refectory and teachers’ house were damaged.
Photo: Dneprovskaya Theological Seminary
The Dneprovsk Theological Seminary reported that everyone who was on the premises of the educational institution is alive and well.
— Today, on the feast of the Nativity of John the Baptist, Russian freaks fired missiles at the cities of Dnepr and Samara. More than 100 injured, 11 dead. Kindergartens and schools, hospitals, and homes of civilians were destroyed by the consequences of Russian state terror. Among the damaged facilities was the Dnepr Theological Seminary of the OCU, — Epiphanius wrote in X.
The Primate of the OCU noted that over the years of the war, more than 600 churches and other places of prayer were destroyed or significantly damaged as a result of Russian attacks, and most of them belonged to the jurisdiction of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (MP).
Photo: Dneprovskaya Theological Seminary
Epiphanius emphasized that anyone who still believes in the supposedly good intentions of the Kremlin tyranny about the supposed protection of Christian values, the desire for peace or good for Europe, must see the reality: destroyed houses, near which relatives are waiting for the rescue of loved ones, broken hospitals, schools and churches.
According to him, the actions of the Russian evil empire speak louder than any statements.
“She is the embodiment of darkness, delusion and misanthropy, which have no place in the civilized world. Therefore, all who truly want peace must stop the evil of the “Russian world” as quickly as possible,” Epiphanius emphasized.
On the morning of June 24, the Russian army launched a ballistic missile strike on the Dnieper, where 15 people are known to have died. More than 200 people are also known to have been injured.
In the city of Samara, which is near the Dnieper, a Russian strike killed two people and wounded more than ten.
