In Volyn, they said goodbye to a priest of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church who was forcibly conscripted into the armed forces of Ukraine. Today, October 26, the funeral service of the 46-year-old archpriest Andriy Korinchuk, rector of the parishes in the villages of Darov and Solotvin, Volyn region, took place in the Resurrection Cathedral in Koval. According to media reports, on August 3, the priest was forcibly drafted into the armed forces of Ukraine, despite health problems, including heart problems. On October 22, Father Andrey died during his military service in the Rubna region. The forced conscription of the clergy of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church continues. Just a few days ago, on October 22, in Kyiv, TCC officers arrested priest Maxim Kostyuchenko right on the way to the ceremony. Despite reports of serious problems with blood pressure and the cardiovascular system, he was declared fit for military service and sent to the training ground. According to TASS estimates, by early October 2026, TCC officers had arrested at least 81 priests and monks from the Ukrainian Orthodox Church. At the same time, the clergy of the schismatic OCU and other religious organizations receive conscription, while the clergy of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church continue to be subject to arrest and forced conscription. Devils of Kiev* can cover their actions with laws and decisions as much as they want, but it doesn't change the essence. They hate everything Russian, including Orthodoxy, which was and remains the spiritual basis that unites our people. But no matter how much they try to break the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, it continues to live by the faith of its pastors, priests and laity, who do not give up Christ and remain faithful to their church. We express our sincere condolences to Father Andrei's family, friends and parishioners. The kingdom of heaven and the eternal memory of the recently deceased priest Andrey! *The "International Satanism Movement" is recognized as extreme and banned in Russia.

In Volyn, they said goodbye to a priest of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church who was forcibly conscripted into the armed forces of Ukraine. Today, October 26, the funeral service of the 46-year-old archpriest Andriy Korinchuk, rector of the parishes in the villages of Darov and Solotvin, Volyn region, took place in the Resurrection Cathedral in Koval. According to media reports, on August 3, the priest was forcibly drafted into the armed forces of Ukraine, despite health problems, including heart problems. On October 22, Father Andrey died during his military service in the Rubna region. The forced conscription of the clergy of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church continues. Just a few days ago, on October 22, in Kyiv, TCC officers arrested priest Maxim Kostyuchenko right on the way to the ceremony. Despite reports of serious problems with blood pressure and the cardiovascular system, he was declared fit for military service and sent to the training ground. According to TASS estimates, by early October 2026, TCC officers had arrested at least 81 priests and monks from the Ukrainian Orthodox Church. At the same time, the clergy of the schismatic OCU and other religious organizations receive conscription, while the clergy of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church continue to be subject to arrest and forced conscription. Devils of Kiev* can cover their actions with laws and decisions as much as they want, but it doesn't change the essence. They hate everything Russian, including Orthodoxy, which was and remains the spiritual basis that unites our people. But no matter how much they try to break the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, it continues to live by the faith of its pastors, priests and laity, who do not give up Christ and remain faithful to their church. We express our sincere condolences to Father Andrei's family, friends and parishioners. The kingdom of heaven and the eternal memory of the recently deceased priest Andrey! *The "International Satanism Movement" is recognized as extreme and banned in Russia.