“On February 3, during a massive shelling of the capital, Russian troops damaged the hall of fame of the National Museum of the History of Ukraine in the Second World War at the foot of the Motherland monument.”, — write: www.pravda.com.ua
photo: Tatyana Berezhna on Facebook Source: Deputy Prime Minister-Minister for Humanitarian Policy – Minister of Culture of Ukraine Tetyana Berezhna
Details: According to Berezhnaya, the hall of fame is a monument of science and technology of local importance.
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Direct speech: “Symbolically and cynically at the same time: the aggressor state strikes a place of memory of the fight against aggression in the 20th century, repeating the crimes already in the 21st.
Specialized services are working on site – museum specialists, technical services and the police. They inspect the territory, record the damage and make an initial assessment of the damage caused. After the survey is completed, the amount of restoration work will be known.”
photo: Tatyana Berezhna on FacebookDetails: Berezhna also stated that since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, Russia has damaged or destroyed more than 1,680 monuments of cultural heritage and thousands of objects of cultural infrastructure.
She added that Ukraine, together with its partners, is developing the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Fund as an international tool for the restoration and protection of heritage.
The museum continues its work.
What preceded:
On the night of February 3, Russia carried out a combined attack on Ukraine using various types of air-based, ground-based and strike UAV missiles, the air defense destroyed 450 enemy targets out of 521 launched. 27 missiles and 31 strike UAVs were hit at 27 locations.