As I said before, there are three branches of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church. In Crimea, which is a large territory, there are only two Ukrainian Orthodox Churches of the Kyivan Patriarchate, which is—if I might simplify it—a pro-western-oriented democratic church. However, the majority of churches, over 90%, are Ukrainian Orthodox of Moscow Patriarchate.
I have to say in their defence that when the events started, there was a picture showing the Ukrainian Orthodox of Moscow Patriarch Kirill standing in front of the Ukrainian military regiment in front of the doors and telling people to stop—with the cross and everything else. He was saying, “Please stop, we cannot afford any bloodshed”.