Cross Cutting Continues in Russia

admin | 05 September 2012

A wooden Orthodox Christian cross has been chopped down in the Altai region of Siberia, police said.

Two weeks ago crosses were also cut down in other regions. Photo: Ria Novosti

It is not clear when exactly the crucifix in the village of Topuchaya was destroyed, however the region’s police press service said it could have happened Monday evening or the early hours of Tuesday.

No further details were available.

Source: RIA Novosti

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