The farmer from the Khmelnytskyi region who doused the gates of the Moscow church received a warning.

According to glavcom.ua: Despite his guilt, Blonsky explained his action as a protest against the arrival of the head of the UOC MP, Metropolitan Onufriy. He noted that he conducts events to transition believers from the UOC (MP) to the OCU, while receiving threats from UOC parishioners. Although the court found the farmer guilty of hooliganism, taking into account his sincere repentance and the political situation in Ukraine, he issued an oral warning as punishment.

The head of the farm, Mykhailo Blonsky, received an oral warning from the court for his actions, which are classified as petty hooliganism. The farmer spilled an unknown substance on the church gates, disturbing public order, for which he was issued an administrative protocol under the article 'Petty Hooliganism'.

The situation remains tense in the battle between supporters of the UOC MP and the OCU, and the farmer's actions have opened a new front in this conflict. In this case, the court considered the specifics of the situation and the range of possible punishments, opting for a milder form of impact on the perpetrator. Further developments in the conflict between church communities and supporters of both denominations can be expected soon.