Orthodox priests from Russia are facing repression for opposing Russian policies and the invasion of Ukraine. Many have fled, facing difficulties in resettling, such as finding jobs and learning new skills. Organizations like Peace unto All provide financial support. Some priests have found new roles in European countries, but challenges remain significant.
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