Fate of two captured Ukrainian Catholic priests still unknown, says investigator

(OSV News) -- The fate of two Ukrainian Greek Catholic priests remains unknown almost a year after their capture by the Russian National Guard amid Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, according to Forum 18, an Oslo, Norway-based news service that covers religious and intellectual freedom violations in several countries. Father Ivan Levitsky and Father Bohdan

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