“This is not only a military war. It is also an informational and diplomatic war. Sometimes the world becomes a victim of Russian propaganda.”
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“Russia is launching increasingly active strikes on peaceful cities and villages,” Major Archbishop Shevchuk said, and Kyiv is an “epicenter” of the strikes.
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He traveled to Ukraine 10 times under Pope Francis’ pontificate to distribute help and to “embrace” the Ukrainians and bring them comfort from the Holy Father.
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The emergency U.N. session also included the passage of a resolution demanding the safe return of thousands of abducted Ukrainian children.
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As Russian attacks on Ukrainian civilians accompany U.S.-brokered peace talks that as of Dec. 3 produced no breakthrough, Ukraine’s religious leaders warn that failure to halt Russia and hold it …
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Leaders of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church have condemned the assassination of a Ukrainian politician who was instrumental to that nation’s post-Soviet independence, as authorities investigate the killer’s ties to …
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While in Naples for the opening of an Italian church conference focused on liturgy, the cardinal was asked about both Gaza and Ukraine.
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by Kate Scanlonby Kate ScanlonAfter the Trump-Putin meeting in Alaska, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov called the talks “a road to nowhere.”
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“Ukraine must not be forced into ‘asymmetric’ obligations concerning the special status of the Russian language, culture, the Russian Orthodox Church.”
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“I’m always hoping for a ceasefire. … Let’s see how they can reach an agreement because the war has been going on too long,” Pope Leo said.
