ivan levytsky, father of bohdan geleta, we still had information about them when they were held in ourdyansk, it was information from those of their fellow prisoners who were later released, from whom we learned, perhaps, whether they, whether they are still alive, later, what we know today, they were moved from there to somewhere, and their trace, unfortunately, was lost, we still don't know anything about them, but these... i wonder why, why, the occupation authorities decided on them, to arrest, because first full-scale invasion, residents of berdyansk prayed together in front of the inscription: "i love berdyansk", it was a joint prayer for the city they love. at first it was tolerated , they looked at it so carefully, then it may have changed , so the person in the occupying power, and this type of prayer began to be considered an unauthorized protest, and for the love of berdyansk, obviously for their people, those priests, er, were deprived of their freedom , were arrested, obviously we appeal and appeal. to various international institutions, diplomatic various missions, with a

you mentioned our two priests from bsoviet. two monks, redemptorists, father ivan levytsky, father bohdaneta, we still had information about them when we received them in berdyansk itself, it was information from their fellow prisoners who were later released, from whom we learned maybe they, or they are still alive , later, what we know today, they were moved from there somewhere, and their trail, unfortunately, was lost, we still don't know anything... about them, but i wonder why, why , the occupation authorities decided to arrest them, because at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, residents of berdyansk prayed together in front of the inscription: "i love berdyansk, it was a joint prayer for the city they love." at first it was tolerated, it was looked at so carefully, then it may have changed, so the person in the occupying power, and such such a prayer began to be considered an unauthorized protest, and because of their love for berdiyan, apparently for their people, those priests were deprived of their freedom and arrested. it is obvious that we are turning to and have turne

fully known to us, you mentioned our two priests from bredyansk, two monks, redemptorists, father ivan levytskyther bohdan geleta, we still had information about them when they were held in our berdyansk, this... was information from those of their fellow prisoners who were later released and from whom we learned, perhaps, whether they, or whether they are still alive. later, what we know today, they were moved from there somewhere and their trail was unfortunately lost. to this day, we don't know anything about them, but we wonder why, why, the occupation authorities decided on them... arrest, because at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, residents of berdyansk prayed together in front of the inscription: "i love berdyansk", it was a joint prayer for the city they love. at first they tolerated it, they looked at it so carefully, then maybe it changed, so the person. in the occupation authorities, even this type of prayer began to be considered an unauthorized protest, and for the love of berdyansk, apparently, for their people, those priests, er, were deprived of their freedom, arrested