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“Ukrainian Orthodox church may be independent some day”

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Published 27 July, 2009, 20:48

The Ukrainian Orthodox church may become independent from Moscow in the future, but it won’t happen now as it would lead to further divisions between believers, says Andrey Zolotov of Russia Profile magazine.

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