evidence: An Oct. 1 auction listed on Osenat’s website focuses on "The Interiors of Versailles," not Orthodox relics from Kyiv, as the post suggests. An Osenat spokesperson denied the claim’s validity in an email to Reuters. [...] "Recently there was news that Orthodox relics were being removed from Kiev to be stored in the West. And now in Paris they are announcing an auction ‘Kiev-Pechersk Lavra Treasures.’ Now the Orthodox relics will be safely stored in the cellars of French collectors," the Facebook post purports. The post includes a photo of a purported billboard announcing the auction, which is scheduled for Oct. 1. The claim is false, however. An Oct. 1 auction listed on Osenat’s website focuses on "The Interiors of Versailles," not Orthodox relics from Kyiv, as the post suggests. In addition, the supposed auction involving the Orthodox relics from Kyiv is neither referenced on the auction house’s "News" section of its website nor on its social media accounts.