Russia Sends Medieval Prince’s Sword Hand Bones to Ukraine Front in Morale Stunt
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The Orthodox Church would use a piece of bone from Dmitry Donskoy's right hand to strengthen the morale of Russian soldiers fighting on the Ukrainian front.
Russian military authorities and the church have presented the discovery of the Grand Duke's remains as a lucky coincidence that could help the troops win in Ukraine.
Russia Sends Medieval Prince’s Sword Hand Bones to Ukraine Front in Morale Stunt
Russia has sent bone fragments from the sword hand of a medieval warrior prince to the front in Ukraine, turning ancient remains into a modern morale operation. The Russian Orthodox Church says the relic will spiritually strengthen troops fighting in a grinding war now entering its fifth year. The remains belong to Grand Prince Dmitry […]
The Russian Orthodox Church sent to Ukraine a bone fragment attributed to Dmitri Donskoi, the prince who defeated the forces of the Gold Horde in the battle of Kulikovo in 1380. The aim is to reinforce the spirit of the troops and link Moscow's offensive to a military memory for more than six centuries. Six centuries after Kulikovo, Grand Prince Dmitri Donskoi was called back to war — without anyone asking for his opinion. And it was with the bl…
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