In a recent meeting in Ankara titled “Human Rights and Crimean Tatars in the Occupied Part of Ukraine,” Dmytro Lubinets, the Commissioner for Human Rights in Ukraine, highlighted the severe persecution and repression faced by the indigenous Crimean Tatars.
The Ministry of Culture and Information Policy in Ukraine has reported that 863 cultural heritage sites have suffered destruction or damage as a consequence of the Russian invasion. The affected sites include 119 monuments of Ukrainian national significance.
In the wake of Russia’s invasion, Ukraine’s deaf community actively engages in de-Russification efforts, distancing itself from Russian sign language. Tetiana Kryvko, deputy head of the Ukrainian Society of the Deaf, highlights the community’s rejection of Russian.
St. Volodymyr’s Cathedral, or Володимирський собор in Ukrainian, stands as a majestic testament to Kyiv’s rich history and cultural heritage. Nestled in the heart of the city, this cathedral is not only a major landmark but also holds profound significance to Ukraine.
A UNESCO mission has commenced its evaluation in Chernihiv, Ukraine, to assess the impact of Russian missile strikes on local cultural landmarks. The Ukrainian Culture Ministry revealed that the mission, which arrived on October 30, aims to collect data on damage.
Ukrainian cuisine is renowned for its rich flavors, hearty dishes, and a cultural tapestry woven with centuries-old traditions. The heart of this culinary legacy is the iconic Ukrainian Borscht. This vibrant soup not only tantalizes taste buds but also reflects the country’s history.
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