VERSIONS: روسيا اليوم NOTICIAS FREEVIDEO ИНОТВ RTД
breakingnews
Go to main page   News   One killed, eight injured in church bombing in Ukraine  
MORE ON THE STORY
RIA Novosti / Sergey Pyatakov, STF 28.07.2010, 14:00 1 comment

Russian Patriarch commemorates baptism of Russia in Ukraine

Despite the pouring rain, thousands of Orthodox believers have gathered in the Ukrainian capital to celebrate the historic “Baptism of old Russia”.

24.12.2009, 20:19 15 comments

The gift of kindness - holiday spirit brought to those who need it the most

Christmas and New Year come to every home, and whether you’re a billionaire or an orphan, gifts should be under everyone’s Xmas tree and make them smile.

28.12.2009, 19:57

The secret to a successful New Year in Russia

New Year is a holiday that holds a special place in any Russian’s heart. And its eve is of course busy – with gift-shopping and preparations for the biggest festive dinner.

image from www.timeout.ru 14.01.2010, 17:23

Pink rink: get out your Swarovski-encrusted skates

A new skating rink by the name of “Glamorous Ice” will open in the center of Moscow on January 15.

Unveiling of monument to Kindness on St. Andrew’s bridge (RIA Novosti) 17.02.2010, 20:55

Monument to kindness erected in Moscow

A festival of kindness and miracles has kicked off in the capital to spread a mood of love among Muscovites.

05.03.2010, 21:58

Russian gems giant beats records

A Russian company has set the world record in diamond mining, just ahead of the most glamorous holiday of the year, Women’s Day.

The statue of St George Slaying the Dragon on Poklonnaya Gora (RT Photo / Irina Vasilevitskaya) 06.05.2011, 18:49

Historama, May 6

Find out how a Soviet football match was used to demoralize the Nazis in tonight’s Historama.

08.07.2010, 21:49

A day to celebrate family and love

On July 8 Russia celebrates what some call its own version of Valentine’s Day. However, the day of St. Peter and Fevroniya is less commercial and more chaste than the Western holiday.

17.08.2010, 19:28

Moscow’s birthday bash scrapped to save funds for fire victims

Moscow's mayor has decided to cancel several events marking City Day on September 4-5.

09.09.2010, 21:34

Russian Muslims join worldwide celebrations as Holy Month ends

55,000 Muslims have gathered in the center of Moscow around the Cathedral Mosque to celebrate the greatest day for Muslims – Eid ul-Fitr, known in Russia as Uraza bayram.

One killed, eight injured in church bombing in Ukraine

Published: 28 July, 2010, 20:28
Edited: 30 July, 2010, 22:16

(6.4Mb) embed video

TAGS: Russia, Holiday, Prime Time Russia


The celebrations of the anniversary of the baptism of Russia have been marred by a blast in a church in the Ukrainian city of Zaporozhye.

An 74-year-old woman, a nun named Ludmila, has reportedly died in hospital from multiple injuries. Another eight people are said to have been wounded.

Fortunately, because of the intense heat, only 15 people were at the church when the blast occurred.

Ukraine's security service says the blast was caused by a home-made explosive device, equal to half a kilo of TNT.

Local reports indicate that the bomb was hidden in a parcel near the church entrance.

Police are currently working at the scene; a criminal case has been initiated.

So far, they have denied that the blast could be connected with Patriarch Kirill’s visit to Ukraine, as the device was not wired with glass or any other materials – the blast has only broken the church’s windows and slightly damaged its walls, leaving icons and other flat surfaces untouched.

The church belongs to the Moscow patriarchy, which in-part runs the Orthodox Church in Ukraine.

+13 (15 votes)
 
Back to top
next MORE NEWS
28.07.2010, 16:52

Vladivostok welcomes International Youth Games

The International Youth Games of the countries in the Asia-Pacific Region have opened in the city of Vladivostok in Russia’s Far East, on Wednesday.

28.07.2010, 20:51 7 comments

Life in Russia alluring for top foreign businessmen

Russia might not be at the top of a millionaire's list when it comes to choosing where to reside, but more and more foreigners are moving in each year. And among those settling are CEO's of large international companies.

JG July 30, 2010, 20:39
0

July 28, 2010, 21:24, PR101 wrote " I have a distinct feeling the Russian Patriarchy may do well for not going easy on his overt commentary on the link between Ukraine and Russia as one people at this sensitive moment when the political and economic relations of the two countries are improving." Yes - the current Ukrainian administration has been encouraging a rapprochement in relations with Russia, widely supported by the Ukrainians, a substantial proportion of whom have Russian family ties. There have also been economic benefits (e.g. the cheap gas and Black Sea Fleet deal) for ordinary Ukrainians. The Ukrainian nationalists who Yuschenko was friendly with are no doubt annoyed that their extremist views cannot be imposed on Ukraine but one has to question both the sanity and morality of anyone prepared to carry out such a despicable and cowardly act.

Maria Kuznetsova July 30, 2010, 15:29
+2

I would be carefull with Ukrain! From the country's previous confusion about the NATO membership we could see that Ukrain is NOT 100% with Russia! Ukrain has to learn to rely on itself economically and politically. The country could easy turn it's back on Russia again and become friendly with countries that don't uphold the same values as Russia does! Russians have to become more ruthless if they want to survive as a nation! Maria Kuznetsova

cyndassprites July 29, 2010, 03:52
+1

why do they do it? just why do they have to do this to innocent people?