Monument to Baba Yaga with a drone unveiled in Kyiv region
Monument to Baba Yaga with a drone. Photo: RBC-Ukraine
In the central park of the town of Vyshneve in the Kyiv region, a monument to Baba Yaga with a drone-bomber was unveiled, reports RBC-Ukraine. This monument is a token of gratitude from the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine to the town of Vyshneve for its support of the Ukrainian army.
The presentation of the sculpture was attended by the Deputy Head of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense Vadym Skibitsky and the mayor of the city, Illia Dikov. The initiator of the monument's creation was volunteer and blogger Ihor Omelyanovych, who noted that soldiers of the Russian army call large drones "Baba Yaga". Therefore, the initiators created a monument with this literary character. According to the volunteer, this sculpture will help raise funds for the army.
Earlier, the UOJ wrote that a 7-meter didukh was installed on the Maidan to replace the Christmas tree.
Read also
Common Easter date with Orthodox still a long way off – Vatican rep
The Vatican’s ambassador to Ukraine said that dialogue on synchronizing the calendar is ongoing, but no tangible progress has been made.
Cherkasy court extends preventive measure against Metropolitan Theodosiy
The judge left unchanged the preventive measure imposed on the UOC hierarch in four criminal cases.
UOC parish in Lisbon celebrates 5th anniversary of its founding
The community of the Church of St. Spyridon of Trimythous in Lisbon marked its patronal feast and the fifth anniversary of its founding.
Pope says true Christians can have no enemies
Pope Leo XIV reflects on martyrdom as a “birth into heaven” and on Christmas joy a the choice of "justice even at great cost,” making celebration possible even amid suffering.
In Germany, pole-dancer performs at Lutheran church
Pole dancing became part of the service in Lübeck.
In Sumy, UOC church prepares over 40,000 meals for the needy
The Church of Prophet Elijah of the Sumy Eparchy (UOC) prepared over 40,000 meals for the needy, refugees, and the sick in 2025.