The mayor of Khmelnytskyi, Oleksandr Simchyshyn, said that at the next meeting, the city council will stop the use of all land plots on the territory of the community by the UOC MP. The same decisions are initiated for regional and district councils.
This is how he reacted to the fact that in one of the churches of the UOC-MP in Khmelnytskyi, a clergyman and believers beat a military man who asked, "how many more people must die for you to stop going to the Moscow Patriarchate?"
He stated that all those who beat a soldier should be held criminally liable, and the patrol officers who drew up the report should be released.
"The anti-Ukrainian coven that has been taking place in the capital in recent days and the beating of a military man in Khmelnytskyi should become a concrete argument for the Verkhovna Rada to vote on the draft law on the ban: once and for all to ban this Ephesian haunt," Simchyshyn stressed.
- At the beginning of the invasion, Artur Ananiev went to serve as a volunteer in the 19th rifle battalion. At the front, he received a concussion and a brain injury. After the incident, the police arrested the soldier for "petty hooliganism" because he started a verbal altercation and allegedly threw the Gospel on the floor. However, the confreres say that the Gospel fell into the priest — no one threw it off.