The successful UNESCO listing of the Pechersk Lavra as World Heritage, alongside the concern expressed by the Romanian Orthodox Church regarding ongoing attacks in Kyiv.

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Romanian Orthodox Church Kyiv UNESCO

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Klymenko reports on Kyiv strikes and Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra is UNESCO-listed following Russian attacks on June 1st. All 2 developments

Within Poland mobilized forces as a NATO member, while Kyiv Pechersk Lavra was seriously damaged in a direct attack.

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Romanian Orthodox Church
Eastern Orthodox Church in Romania

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