Russia damages at least 7 cultural institutions in Kyiv

The aftermath of the shelling of Kyiv. Photo: Ministry of Culture

As a result of the terrorist attack by the aggressor country of russia in Kyiv, leading cultural institutions in the capital were damaged. The Ministry of Culture of Ukraine reported this on Facebook on Sunday, May 24.

The russian shelling damaged the following cultural institutions in Kyiv:

In addition, the russian occupiers significantly damaged the National Museum Chernobyl, as well as the architectural monuments - the Contract House and the Postal Station. The Ministry of Culture continues to collect information about the consequences of the shelling.

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As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, the Air Force shot down 55 enemy missiles and 549 drones during a large-scale night shelling.

We remind you that the building of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine was damaged by combat aircraft for the first time since World War II.

The russian federation also damaged the building of the State Tax Service of Ukraine.

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