The ownership of real estate belonging to the Russian Orthodox Church in Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic, has been transferred to the Hungarian Orthodox Diocese. Investigative journalist Jiří Hynek reports that this move is motivated by fears of asset freezing by Czech authorities, especially given the church's ties to Putin. The article discusses the controversial figure Patriarch Kirill, who has faced sanctions, and highlights the role of Hilarion, a former Metropolitan of Budapest, who is now based in Karlovy Vary. The text also touches on the expulsion of Nikolai Lischenyuk, a representative of the Russian Orthodox Church, due to national security concerns and alleged ties to Russian intelligence. Teljes cikk (Telex.hu)