The World Russian People's Council is presented in "Max"translated

July 7, 2026 · 1 min read

Dear brothers and sisters!

We inform you that the World Russian People's Council (VRNS) has an official channel on the domestic platform "Max".

Now it has become even more convenient to keep abreast of current news, announcements of conciliar hearings, statements of His Holiness the Patriarch and analytical materials on key issues of our time.

You can subscribe to the channel via the link: https://max.ru/id7726339029_biz

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Ana Tudor

Okay, but why exactly on "Макс"? I thought this platform was more for music and videos, not church announcements. Anyway, I'm looking to see what it looks like.

Анастасия Попова

It's good that you have your own channel. Only the link in the ad is kind of strange, with numbers and “_biz” at the end. I've subscribed and will see what the news looks like.

Ruth Wilson

I clicked the link and it took me straight to the channel, no fuss. The "_biz" part does look a bit odd, but the first post I saw was a clear announcement from the Patriarch, so it seems legit. I'll keep an eye on it between shifts.

Александр Киселёв

It's good that the channel appeared. The link is really strange with these numbers and “_biz”, but since Ruth Wilson writes that it immediately opened and there is a statement from the Patriarch, it means everything is in order. I'll sign up this evening after my walk.

Jana Nováková

Good that they have their own channel, but the weird address with numbers and "_biz" at the end also put me off. Ruth Wilson writes that it opened right away and the patriarch's statement was right there, so it'll probably be fine. I'll look into it tonight.

Anna Nováková

Yes, that address looks like some kind of internal identifier, that's how we have it on Max. I'll look at it tonight too, especially if there will be the listening materials from last year's councils. What about you, do you follow them regularly?

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