The comments of the “bishop” of the OCU Adrian Kulik on Facebook about “clips in the ears” as “for rootless dogs”, all who “do not love Ukraine” were appreciated in the Greek media. Ромфея published the statements of the “hierarch”, evaluating them as discriminatory, with the comment that he “called millions of Ukrainian Orthodox stray dogs without roots”.

It was about the fact that the vice-prime-minister of Ukraine Oleksiy Reznikov said that the communities of the UOC “should be renamed” so that “it would be clear who their boss is”.

The publication also recalled that the relevant discriminatory law was adopted by the ex-president of Ukraine Poroshenko in 2019 before the presidential elections, but after his loss, under the new government, the law was suspended by the court.

In addition, the publication mentioned intolerance in the statements of Adrian Kulik to Filaret Denisenko.