The Ministry of Culture showed the consequences of the free use of the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra by representatives of the UOC-MP.
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On April 12, the commission of the Ministry of Culture finally works there, although not without hindrance.
Minister of Culture Oleksandr Tkachenko specified that representatives of the UOC-MP destroyed the rooms of building No. 112. The Book Warehouse, built in the second half of the 19th century, is located there. The commission draws up a statement about a crime under the article on damage to cultural heritage sites.
The premises of the Book Staff were sealed. It is in disrepair and unusable, says Tkachenko.
We fix it with a statement about a crime under Art. 298 of the Criminal Code “Illegal prospecting at an archaeological heritage site, destruction, destruction or damage to cultural heritage sites,” the Ministry of Culture and Information Policy of Ukraine reported.
In the morning, the commission of the Ministry of Culture called the police and announced that they were not allowed into one of the buildings of the Lavra. Subsequently, the service of the believers of the UOC-MP began at the main entrance of the Lavra.
Meanwhile, the prosecutor’s office sent to the court an indictment of obstructing journalistic activity against the archdeacon of the Holy Dormition Lavra, who on March 30 on the territory of the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra pushed the journalist of the Public and damaged the operator’s equipment.
Now the deacon of the UOC-MP faces up to 50 tax-free minimum incomes of citizens (up to UAH 67,100), or arrest for up to six months, or restriction of liberty for up to 3 years.
Source: Racurs
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