Does anybody know whether SS John XXIII and John Paul II have been placed, by the competent authorities of the sui iuris Oriental Churches, onto the Calendars of those Churches?
(Juridical information, please, not loud but unsupported opinions.)
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For the major Byzantine Rite churches, no. In fact, I imagine it would take quite a bit of pressure to displace or even distract from St. Philip the Apostle on October 11th (given the relationship to the fast and all). I see no mention of either men on any other dates in any of the calendars.
Ukrainians:
http://news.ugcc.ua/calendar/2018-10/
Ruthenians:
http://www.archpitt.org/events/2018-10/
Melkites:
http://stjoseph.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/melkitecatholiceparchy2018calendar.pdf
There is no mention of either pope in the Maronite Synaxarion:
https://www.maronite-heritage.com/LNE.php?page=Synaxarion
It was reportedly fairly widely that the Melkites formally approved both for the Ordo at their synod in 2015, along with a number of Latin and Maronite saints; e.g., see the summary of the meeting here:
https://melkite.org/patriarchate/conclusion-of-melkite-synod-2015
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