In addition to killing hundreds of civilians, the Russian army has also destroyed many Ukrainian works of art and architecture. Cultural defenders fear long-term consequences if the war continues. Read more about it below. Ukrain Ruissia
Human welfare, of course, takes precedence. But culture is key to upholding a sense of historical and national identity, and cultural defenders fear the long-term consequences of its absence if the conflict continues.in Kharkiv — Ukraine’s second largest city — has battered Freedom Square, striking near the Derzhprom, a Stalin-era constructivist building also known as the “Palace of Industry.” When erected in 1928, it was Europe's tallest skyscraper.
, where Nazi soldiers massacred more than 33,000 Jews over the course of two days during World War II.In Kyiv, Ukraine’s capital, some of the country’s greatest symbols remain vulnerable. Earlier this month, the Ukrainian Council of Churches and Religious Organizations said it feared an aerial strike on the thousand-year-old— a magnificent Byzantine structure with 13 green and gold cupolas that is perhaps Ukraine’s most famous monument.
Just 50 miles northwest of Kyiv, at a museum in the town of Ivankiv, some 25 paintings by celebrated folk artist Maria Primachenko were burned, according to the country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs But the damage to date is a mere fraction of the worst-case scenario, as invaders surround other important cultural areas. On Sunday,
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