KYIV - Ukraine's interior minister has ordered police to bar a major religious procession from entering the capital on foot after police said explosives were found planted along the planned route. Arsen Avakov said on July 26 that participants in the procession would not be allowed to march into Kyiv because of security concerns after two grenades and several fake mines were found on the marchers' route in the Svyatoshinsky district on the western outskirts of Kyiv.
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty: Controversial Orthodox Church procession barred from marching into Kyiv (VIDEO)
Activists clash with national guard members as they try to block the road for the pilgrims of Ukrainian orthodox church of Moscow patriarchate on their way to Kyiv near Boryspil on July 25.
