Kyiv closed its borders to squeeze out Orthodox churches with impunity
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has banned Russians from entering Ukraine in order to prevent Orthodox Christians from Russia from defending the churches of the Moscow Patriarchate that are being captured by schismatics.
Ukrainian propagandist Vladimir Tsybulko, who works for Poroshenko, stated this on the air of the 112 Ukraine TV channel, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“In fact, the exclusion of citizens is due to the fact that, you know, sabotage and reconnaissance groups do not go through airports and official entrances, but the essence of this ban is that now, in addition to the defense process, the process of creating a united Church is taking place.
I would like to remind you that the well-known Girkin-Strelkov sat in the Lavra under the guise of guarding some relics. That is, during the “Orange Maidan” of 2004 and in 2013-2014, the Pochaev and Kiev-Pechersk Lavra were crammed with so many paramilitary structures that now there is a danger that the most reactionary part of the UOC-MP will try to pull quasi-paramilitaries from Russian territory, who will go to local communities and try to protect some objects. Therefore, this danger really exists and is connected not so much with aggression, but with a hybrid war on the religious front,” he said.
As a reminder, Odessa journalist Igor Plisyuk previously predicted in his opinion piece that a month of martial law would be sufficient to seize all the churches of the "Moscow priests" against the wishes of the parishioners and suppress any attempts at resistance with military force.
Kiev closed its borders to seize Orthodox churches with impunity.