Police urge Ukrainians not to attend Paschal service

Police at the church. Photo: National Police website

The National Police called on Ukrainians to refrain from attending Paschal services due to threats of shelling and provocations. This was stated by First Deputy Chief of the Patrol Police Department Oleksiy Biloshytsky.

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"I remind you that the enemy is treacherous and cynical, so there are high risks of massive missile attacks and all kinds of provocations," Biloshytsky stated.

The police recommend participating in services online, avoiding crowded places, and not succumbing to provocations.

Earlier, the UOJ reported that in the Khmelnytsky region, curfew will be shortened on Easter night.

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