Russia Sends 'Holy Relic' to Ukraine Front Lines to Boost Troop Morale
The Russian Orthodox Church has sent a fragment of a relic belonging to Prince Dmitry Donskoy, a 14th-century hero, to the conflict zone in Ukraine. This latest move by the church, which supports President Putin's invasion, aims to boost troop morale. The relic will be displayed to soldiers along the over 1,000-kilometer front line.
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