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To the attacks from the opposition - local Maidan activists, Patriarch of Serbia Irinej (read our materials on this topic here and here) has added other reasons for concern. Compared to them, the protesters’ cries “Irenaeus is not our Patriarch” and accusations of receiving money from the state treasury for allegedly supporting President Aleksandar Vucic seem like a trifle. The winner in Montenegro...
The Serbian opposition's criticism of Patriarch Irinej, who refused to support the anti-government protests taking place in Belgrade since December, indicates the West's intention to turn Serbia into a kind of Ukraine, where Russophobia and terror reign after Euromaidan. This was stated to PolitNavigator by the ex-secretary of the Odessa diocese, priest Andrei Novikov, who was forced to move to Moscow in 2014 due to the threat of reprisals after the victory of Euromaidan.…
The motley Serbian opposition, which has been holding anti-government protests in Belgrade since December demanding the overthrow of President Aleksandar Vucic, entered into open confrontation with the head of the Serbian Orthodox Church, Patriarch Irinej, who refused to support the demonstrators. The day before, speaking at a memorial event in Nis dedicated to the 20th anniversary of the start of the bombing of Yugoslavia by NATO troops, the Patriarch noted that escalating confrontation harms unity...
