Fort Russ reports:
Residents of Kharkov walked on a march called "Prayers for peace and love in Ukraine", which began from the Sviatohirsk Lavra in Donbass and has already made it to Kharkov.
In the video filmed by eyewitnesses, people with St. George ribbons [honoring the Soviet defeat of Hitler's Army at the cost of 27 million Soviet lives - the ribbons now declared illegal to wear in the post-coup Ukraine] and badges with Nicholas II are visible among the participants.
It is noted that the Orthodox event was attended by several thousand people.
After Kharkov, the citizens in the march will head to Kiev.
The march will end in the Ukrainian capital on July 27th, before the celebration of the baptism of Kievan Rus.
Residents of Kharkov walked on a march called "Prayers for peace and love in Ukraine", which began from the Sviatohirsk Lavra in Donbass and has already made it to Kharkov.
In the video filmed by eyewitnesses, people with St. George ribbons [honoring the Soviet defeat of Hitler's Army at the cost of 27 million Soviet lives - the ribbons now declared illegal to wear in the post-coup Ukraine] and badges with Nicholas II are visible among the participants.
It is noted that the Orthodox event was attended by several thousand people.
After Kharkov, the citizens in the march will head to Kiev.
The march will end in the Ukrainian capital on July 27th, before the celebration of the baptism of Kievan Rus.
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