UNESCO says the war between Russia and Ukraine has resulted in the destruction of 53 cultural sites on Friday.
Among the buildings were 29 churches, 16 historical buildings, four museums and four monuments, Deputy Director-General of UNESCO for Culture Ernesto Otuni Ramirez said in Paris.
Kharkiv in Northeast of Country one of Regions of Ukraine hardest hit in This connection.
Among others, Holocaust Remembrance and State Theater for It was opera, ballet and art museum hit Because of the Russian bombing, Otton Ramirez said. Kharkiv is second-Larger city in Ukraine.
Kyiv Under threat, but no evidence yet of The damage done to the seven countries UNESCO world Heritage sites include St. Sophia Cathedral and the Cave Monastery.
the situation in Northern Ukraine city of Chernihiv that was cut off off from the ocean countryside By Russian forces, it is considered highly complicated.
Chernihiv one of Oldest cities in Ukraine with Many churches and monasteries dating from the tenth to the nineteenth period century. Among them is St. Catherine’s Church, which is on UNESCO list of over 53 destroyed and damaged buildings.
Since the beginning of Russians attack on Ukraine, UNESCO, etc. international Cultural institutions have launched several initiatives to protect cultural sites and assetsincluding setting up satellite monitoring system of Important Ukrainian sites and monuments
