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'''Yarkiye''' (from [[Volkian language|Volkian]]: Яркие, ''Yarkiye'', literally "bright ones") is a Volkian {{wp|doomsday cult}} founded by [[Lukyan Yolkin]] in 1994. The group is most known for carrying out several [[2006 Volkgoroda bombings|suicide bombings in 2006]]. It has been designated a terrorist group by the [[Federal government of Volkia|Volkian government]] since 2006.
'''Yarkiye''' (from [[Volkian language|Volkian]]: Яркие, ''Yarkiye'', literally "bright ones") is a Volkian {{wp|doomsday cult}} founded by [[Lukyan Yolkin]] in 1994. The group is most known for carrying out [[2006 Volkgoroda bombings|Volkia's deadliest terrorist attack in 2006]]. It has been designated a terrorist group by the [[Federal government of Volkia|Volkian government]] since 2006.


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Yarkiye
TypeVolkian new religious movement
ClassificationReligious doomsday cult
Terrorist organization
RegionVolkia
FounderLukyan Yolkin
Origin1994; 30 years ago (1994)
Volkgoroda, Volkia
MembersApproximately 2,500 (2019)

Yarkiye (from Volkian: Яркие, Yarkiye, literally "bright ones") is a Volkian doomsday cult founded by Lukyan Yolkin in 1994. The group is most known for carrying out Volkia's deadliest terrorist attack in 2006. It has been designated a terrorist group by the Volkian government since 2006.

Volkian Federative Republic
Main article: Volkia
Important Topics: CultureLupineVolkian languageLunarismVolkian koronaDefense Forces
Government: Federal GovernmentPresidentCabinetNational AssemblyFederal Supreme CourtPolitical Parties
History: Grand Principality of VolkiaDuchy of VolkiaKingdom of VolkiaVolkian Civil WarNorthern RevoltVolkian Revolution
Important Figures (Past and Present): Yuliya SurkovaAleksey PushkarevStefan GurkovskyIvan OgarkovVasily TolmachyovYulian Lebedev