On Kolomoisky’s channel, they elected a UOC priest as the “voice of the country” and gave the daughter of an “ATO” participant a ride.
The winner of the Ukrainian music competition “Voice of the Country” on the “1+1” TV channel, based on the results of telephone and SMS voting of viewers live, was the priest of the UOC Alexander Klimenko, who won a three-month rotation on the radio and an apartment in Kyiv.
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This was reported by the publication “Business Capital”.
The show took place on the evening of April 23.
This time three girls and one man competed for the title “Voice of the Country”: Vera Kekelia (Sergei Babkin’s team), Ingret Kostenko (Potap’s team), Anna Kuksa (Dzhamala’s team) and Alexander Klimenko (Tina Karol’s team). The winner was determined live by viewers by telephone and SMS voting.
At the show, Klymenko sang “Chornobrivtsi”, the song “Your Sins” together with mentor Tina Karol in a duet, and then the composition “Motherly Love”.
Archpriest Alexander Klimenko is 33 years old. He graduated from the Kyiv Theological Academy and Seminary and was ordained to the priesthood in 2007 by Metropolitan Vladimir. Currently he serves in the St. Sofronievsky Church in Berezan and the Holy Trinity Church in the village. Subsoil of the Baryshevsky district of the Kyiv region.
Another Ukrainian publication, “Ukraine is Young,” writes, that Klymenko runs a page on the social network Facebook, where “he often posts scandalous posts: insults to participants in the Revolution of Dignity after blood was shed in Kyiv, advertising a film by the apostate priest and famous Ukrainophobe Ivan Okhlobystin.”
The publication provides screenshots of Klymenko’s “Ukrainophobic”, in his opinion, posts on the social network.
However, one of the social network users drew attention to another nuance that made Alexander Klimenko’s victory in the competition significant.
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