Anton Ovsiyenko, together with colleagues and heads of structural units, set off on a working trip to the servicemen of the Bilohorodska community — yesterday to the north, today to the east. More than 1,600 kilometers to be by their side.
We delivered the necessary equipment — but the main purpose of the trip was a personal meeting with the defenders. To see the people, hear them, thank them on behalf of the entire community, and understand on the spot what else is needed.
“For us it is important to be close by, to provide support and to see needs firsthand on site. It is our duty”
– Anton Ovsienko, Bilohorodskyi village head
The community continues to support its people. Ahead — returning home and continuing the work.
French diplomacy in the best traditions of the Sun King: at the G7 summit, Macron reminded Trump that it was France that saved American independence 250 years ago — and he did it majestically, in the golden halls of Versailles.
Nearly 4,500 objects have been damaged — from village clubs to UNESCO heritage sites. Culture Minister Berezhna for the first time publicly named indirect losses: they are six times higher than direct losses.
# Organization Verified Over 340 Damaged Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Sites, But Official Statements Don't Name Attack Perpetrators. Culture Minister Berezhna Demands Change in This Practice — Backed by Solid Diplomatic Logic An organization has verified more than 340 damaged cultural heritage sites in Ukraine, yet its official statements refrain from identifying who carried out the attacks. Culture Minister Berezhna is calling for a change in this practice — and there is substantial diplomatic reasoning behind her position.