Ukrainian cleric with links to Moscow given house arrest

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KYIV: A top Ukrainian cleric from a church with alleged Moscow ties was sentenced to house arrest yesterday after a hearing into whether he glorified invading Russian forces and stoked religious divisions, the church said.

Prosecutors said the house arrest and electronic bracelet were precautionary measures, with prosecutor Yevhen Zavistovskyi saying that the case against Pavlo would continue. Sixty-one UOC clergy have had criminal cases opened against them since the start of 2022 with seven found guilty.The church has thus far refused to leave.

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