Russia sends Prince Donskoy's remains to Ukraine front
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Key Quotes
"A truly novel and amazing discovery"
การค้นพบที่แปลกใหม่และน่าอัศจรรย์อย่างแท้จริง
"Both our military personnel and the people living in Donbas need morale from above, need God's help, and blessings from our saints."
ทั้งบุคลากรทางทหารของเราและผู้คนที่อาศัยอยู่ในดอนบาส ต่างต้องการกำลังใจจากเบื้องบน ต้องการความช่วยเหลือจากพระเจ้า และพรจากเหล่านักบุญของเรา
Key Entities
Person
A medieval Russian prince who defeated the Mongol Golden Horde in 1380 and was declared a saint in 1988.
The President of Russia who visited the remains of Prince Dmitry Donskoy in August.
The First Deputy Chief of Staff of the Presidential Administration who attended the ceremony in Donetsk.
Vladimir of Donetsk and Mariupol(วลาดิเมียร์ แห่งโดเนตสก์และมารีอูปอล)
A Metropolitan appointed by Moscow who spoke about the need for spiritual support in Donbas.
Alexander Zanemonez(อเล็กซานเดอร์ ซาเนโมเน็ตส์)
An Orthodox priest and historian living outside Russia who criticized the church's role in the war.
Organization
The religious body that sent the remains of Prince Dmitry Donskoy to the front lines in Ukraine.
The Russian government body that released a video of the religious ceremony in Sverdlovsk.
The center for which Alexander Zanemonez wrote notes.
Place
The location in the Kremlin where the remains of Prince Dmitry Donskoy were discovered.
The palace in Moscow where the Archangel Cathedral is located.
The capital city of Russia.
A region in Ukraine that the Russian Orthodox Church sent the remains of Prince Dmitry Donskoy to.
The country where the front lines are located and where Russia is conducting a military operation.
An area covering Donetsk and Luhansk.
A region adjacent to Donetsk within the Donbas area.
Sverdlovsk(สเวิร์ดลอฟสก์)
A region where soldiers participated in a religious ceremony with the remains.