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The remnants of the castle in the village of Kryvche, Ternopil region, Ukraine.
Built in 1639. From 1650, it is mentioned as a town called "Oplakana" (the one you cry/mourn about). The castle was repeatedly attacked by the Turkish-Tatar hordes, in particular in 1672 it was destroyed by detachments of the Turkish Sultan Mahomet IV.
Subsequently, the fortress belonged to Krychynsky; its remains are preserved till today.