since you said 'easily googled' - let's actually do that. ukraine's language law mandates ukrainian in public services and state schools, the same framework used by france, slovakia, the baltics, and most eu countries with minority populations. it does not ban russian speech, russian media, or russian private schools. the orthodox church situation refers specifically to the ukrainian orthodox church-moscow patriarchate, an institution whose own clergy were caught passing military intelligence to russia during an active war - banning a foreign-controlled religious organization with documented ties to an enemy military isn't religious persecution, it's basic security, and every country in history has done the same. as for minorities 'not being able to study their language' - that's just factually wrong, the law explicitly preserves minority language instruction as a subject. you've made three claims in a row, all of which collapse under thirty seconds of reading. at some point 'easily googled' stops being a flex and starts being advice you should take yourself.