Russia Sends 14th-Century Prince’s Relics to Front Line to Help Troops “Win” in Ukraine
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Russia moved relics of the 14th‑century prince Dmitry Donskoy to the Ukraine front and began holding prayer services before them, with a religious procession involving two buses of Belarusians. The Moscow Patriarchate incorporated the relics into the state’s military narrative, presenting the discovery as a miracle.
No further developments were reported after the initial coverage.
Epilogue added 41d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Russia Sends 14th-Century Prince’s Relics to Front Line to Help Troops “Win” in Ukraine UNITED24 Media · 51d ago broke it first
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