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The Ukrainian cultural figure became the first benefactor of the "Save Cultural Heritage" project.

Artists developed reconstruction concepts of the Donetsk Academic Regional Drama Theater in Mariupol, Central House of Culture in Irpin, Regional State Administration in Mykolaiv, and many others. 20+ destroyed buildings that have exceptional cultural value and significant importance to the entire nation are showcased in the project. Moreover, every artist has a special connection with these cultural sites, making their works deeply personal.

To the Independence Day of Ukraine, the National Museum of the History of Ukraine in the Second World War presented a new exhibition project "Motherland". Redefining" — about the transformation of the image of the monument in the consciousness and perception of Ukrainian society.

Manal Fouani came to Irpen mentally hardened: she recently saw this footage at a presentation of the destruction of the city. But after experiencing the atmosphere live, the woman was stunned.

The reconstruction of Gostiny Dvor will begin in 2022, and the works themselves may take about two years. Emergency work began in December 2021.

In the exposition, as a trivatime of a few months, the lattices of the Russian armor, harness, and uniforms of the Russian military, as if on the hour of the full-scale offensive on the 24th of the fierce, entered the territory of Chernigivshchyna.

With this blow, the Russian Federation endangered the historic center of Odessa, included in the previous UNESCO list.

At the end of June, the management of the cultural institution announced that the priest of the UOC (Moscow Patriarchate) had forbidden the administration and musicians access to the building. Because of this, a number of concerts were cancelled.

The Kharkiv Regional Prosecutor's Office started a pre-trial investigation on the fact of violation of the laws and customs of war (Part 1 of Article 438 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine). The destruction of the Skovoroda museum caused mass outrage on social networks. Ukrainians are calling for Russia to be excluded from UNESCO, the UN organization that takes care of cultural heritage.

Minister of Culture of Ukraine Oleksandr Tkachenko asked to deprive Russia of membership in UNESCO. The US National Committee of the International Council of Museums has issued a statement condemning the "deliberate destruction (by fire)" of the museum, which "highlights the tangible and irreversible impact of this immoral and unprovoked war."