Religion on Fire aims to record and document the damage suffered by religious buildings as a result of military actions of the Russian army in Ukraine.
It’s been a while since our last #infographic, so here is our latest update on #religious sites damaged and destroyed due to the #RussianUkrainianWar
Numbers are increasing constantly
It’s been a while since our last #infographic, so here is our latest update on #religious sites damaged and destroyed due to the #RussianUkrainianWar
Numbers are increasing constantly
Four years. Hundreds of sacred spaces lost
The "#Religion on Fire" report shows the scale of destruction of religious sites in Ukraine from 2022 to 2026. From #Orthodox cathedrals to #synagogues and #mosques, the toll of the #Russian#war continues to rise.
#HumanRights
The 34th anniversary of #IndependenceDayUkraine coincided with the sad milestone date of the Russian #invasion
Over the 3.5 years of war, the #Russian army destroyed or damaged at least 700 religious buildings
We've published a book "Experiencing the War: Religious Dimension". 10 Conversations with Community Leaders: collection of interviews.
The book includes 10 conversations about war realities, in which religious leaders share testimonies about the war
Our new report contains the results of monitoring and analysis of damage to religious buildings in #Ukraine️ as a result of #Russian military aggression. The research covers the period from February 2022 to February 2025.
Here you can find it 👇
https://t.co/S8MynTK3wM
@cattoliciveneti We are in the process of translating our reports into English. However, since we are a small team of volunteers, this process can take longer than we expect. Thank you for your interestst to our project
For the third anniversary of the start of #RussiaUkraineWar against #Ukraine , our team has prepared a report with detailed figures on #RussianWarCrimes against religion in Ukraine
https://t.co/O8PEV46zCv
For the third anniversary of the full-scale
#invasion, our team has prepared new #infographic with quantitative indicators of destroyed and damaged religious sites in #Ukraine .
We will present an expanded report on the results of three years of activity soon
@KSNikiforov presented our project at
@kse_ua
KSE is one of the largest think tanks and best universities in #Ukraine , which is why it was important for our project to talk about the impact of the war on religious communities in Ukraine
We have released a report about the results of our work for a two years and a half. It is currently only available in Ukrainian, but we plan to translate it into English in the near future
https://t.co/TNWVJAyjpL
Today we want to introduce you to the team of our project, because behind every post there are people who document Russian war crimes For two and a half years: @Khalikov_PhD , @BasauriManya , @marmulika , @KSNikiforov , Lilia Pidhorna,Anton Leshchynskiy and Iryna Fenno