Rusia a trimis pe frontul din Ucraina moaștele unui cneaz din secolul al XIV-lea, în încercarea de a ridica moralul soldaților

Russia has sent the relics of a 14th-century prince to Ukraine's front lines to boost soldiers' morale, reflecting the Orthodox Church's support for Putin's war. The remains of Prince Dmitry Donskoy, known for defeating the Mongols, were discovered during restoration work in Moscow. The Church has sent a fragment of his right hand to Donetsk, a region claimed by Russia, to inspire troops. Officials view this as a divine sign for victory, while critics argue it undermines religious traditions and question the timing of the relic's veneration.