Slavik Radchuk demanded an apology from invictory.org for information about his connection to the KGB
On January 27, the Invictory portal published the following in its news:
Radchuk Called His Alleged KGB Involvement a Slander (exclusive)
On January 26, a meeting took place between evangelist Rostislav Radchuk and the owner of the portal www.invictory.org, Sergey Velbovets. The meeting was held on the premises of the “Salvation” Church in the city of Vishnevy, Ukraine.
During the meeting, they discussed a publication in which Rostislav Radchuk had been accused of ties with the KGB. “I am a servant of God, and I have never collaborated with the KGB,” the ‘evangelist’ stated. “Do you really think that God could have elevated to such a high level a person who collaborated with the Soviet secret services?” Mr. Radchuk also noted that the article constitutes slander against him and expressed regret that information discrediting his name had made its way into the portal, demanding an apology from the editorial board.
The editorial board of the Megaportal www.invictory.org apologizes to Rostislav Radchuk and his family for publishing unverified facts. “We decided to go even further and ask influential ministers related to Slavic Christianity for their opinion about Mr. Radchuk,” INVICTORY says. “We expect this information in about two weeks, after which it will be immediately published on the portal.” However, a few days later Invictory mysteriously removes the apology to Radchuk. They were at http://news.invictory.org/print.php?id=16210
So the questions remain
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If the Invictory portal apologized to Radchuk, why were the apologies removed a few days later?
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Invictory says: “We expect this information in about two weeks, after which it will be immediately published on the portal.” More than a month has passed, yet nothing has been published on the portal.
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There is no visible activity from ministers in defense of “their brother” Radchuk. Why? Is it an affirmation by their silence that Radchuk is a KGB agent? Is it a serious conflict between their conscience (if these ministers are themselves connected with the secret services) and fear — either fear of the KGB, whose hostages they are, or fear of losing various privileges and an easy, comfortable life in service to the evil one if they repent?
Questions remain. The story continues …
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