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A Ukrainian official has claimed that the Russian military attacked a church in Ukraine on Sunday as many Ukrainians were celebrating the Orthodox Easter.

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At the cathedral of the Dormition, in Lviv’s historic Monastery of the Caves, the Orthodox Easter celebration was led this year by clergy of the self-governing Orthodox Church of the Ukraine (OCU), rather than the rival Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC), which is historically tied to the Patriarchate of Moscow.

Combat operations in the Donbas trenches remain deadlocked, but their diminishing intensity does not signify an impasse in the course of the Russo-Ukrainian war, which continues to evolve on the ground. One notable change has been the cessation of Russian long-distance missile and drone strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure and other civilian targets since the attack by 17 Iranian-made drones …

A paranoid Vladimir Putin attended church with a large security team as he fears assassination.

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When they swooped low, I saw the bright red heads and staring eyes. They weren't hawks, but vultures. 

Tensions over security restrictions of the ceremony have been growing. Police limited attendance to 1,800 people inside and 1,200 outside.