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‘We could hear the roof collapsing’: how Russian missiles devastated Kyiv’s cultural sites

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On May 24, Russian missile strikes devastated Kyiv's National Chornobyl Museum, destroying approximately 40% of its displayed artifacts and damaging the historic building less than a month after its reopening. The attack, part of a larger barrage targeting the capital, also significantly damaged the National Art Museum of Ukraine, blowing out windows and causing structural damage.
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Russia’s recent assault killed two people, injured 90 more and significantly damaged many of the capital’s museumsFor four years, Vitalina Martynovska and her team had been working on a complete transformation of Kyiv’s National Chornobyl Museum. The new sleek displays were designed to tell a fresh story about the reactor explosion of 26 April 1986 – the most serious nuclear accident in history, a factor that contributed to the collapse of the Soviet Union, and an event that continues to shape U

‘We could hear the roof collapsing’: how Russian missiles devastated Kyiv’s cultural sites
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