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Russian Drones Strike University, Museum Linked To Ukrainian Nationalists
Russian drones attacked a university and a museum linked to two of the most prominent 20th-century defenders of Ukrainian national identity on Monday, leaving locals vowing to repair the damage.
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Russian Strikes On Ukraine Damages Historic Art Museum, Injures 8
Russian strikes overnight in the southern Ukrainian region of Odesa left eight people wounded and damaged a historic art museum, Ukrainian officials said on Monday, in the latest barrage of drones and missiles.
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"You See And Touch The War With Fingers": Ukraine War Shown In Museum
Russia Ukraine War: Missiles, food rations, helmets and other objects abandoned in the region north of Kyiv are being shown in an exhibition at a World War II museum -- known as the "Great Patriotic War" in Ukraine.
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Over 50 Landmark Ukraine Sites Damaged In Russian Invasion: UN
The UN's cultural agency on Friday said it had confirmed that at least 53 Ukrainian historical sites, religious buildings and museums had sustained damage during Russia's invasion of the country.
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World Heritage At Risk Amid Ukraine War, Says UN Cultural Agency
Dozens of valuable churches, historical sites and museums have been damaged by the war in Ukraine, the United Nations' cultural agency said on Friday, adding that it was particularly worried about the northern city of Chernihiv.
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Ukraine Launches NFT 'Museum of War' in Crypto Crowdfunding Push Amid Conflict With Russia
Ukraine started auctioning off a collection of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) in an expansion of a cryptocurrency fundraising push that Kyiv says has already collected more than $65 million (roughly Rs. XXX) for its war effort.
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Ukraine to Launch NFT Collection Depicting Events From Russia War to Raise More Crypto Funds
The Ukrainian government will launch a non-fungible token (NFT) collection that will be “like a museum of the Russian-Ukrainian war,” according to the Deputy Minister of Digital Transformation of Ukraine on IT industry development, Alex Bornyakov.
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Russian Drones Strike University, Museum Linked To Ukrainian Nationalists
Russian drones attacked a university and a museum linked to two of the most prominent 20th-century defenders of Ukrainian national identity on Monday, leaving locals vowing to repair the damage.
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Russian Strikes On Ukraine Damages Historic Art Museum, Injures 8
Russian strikes overnight in the southern Ukrainian region of Odesa left eight people wounded and damaged a historic art museum, Ukrainian officials said on Monday, in the latest barrage of drones and missiles.
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"You See And Touch The War With Fingers": Ukraine War Shown In Museum
Russia Ukraine War: Missiles, food rations, helmets and other objects abandoned in the region north of Kyiv are being shown in an exhibition at a World War II museum -- known as the "Great Patriotic War" in Ukraine.
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Over 50 Landmark Ukraine Sites Damaged In Russian Invasion: UN
The UN's cultural agency on Friday said it had confirmed that at least 53 Ukrainian historical sites, religious buildings and museums had sustained damage during Russia's invasion of the country.
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World Heritage At Risk Amid Ukraine War, Says UN Cultural Agency
Dozens of valuable churches, historical sites and museums have been damaged by the war in Ukraine, the United Nations' cultural agency said on Friday, adding that it was particularly worried about the northern city of Chernihiv.
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Ukraine Launches NFT 'Museum of War' in Crypto Crowdfunding Push Amid Conflict With Russia
Ukraine started auctioning off a collection of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) in an expansion of a cryptocurrency fundraising push that Kyiv says has already collected more than $65 million (roughly Rs. XXX) for its war effort.
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Ukraine to Launch NFT Collection Depicting Events From Russia War to Raise More Crypto Funds
The Ukrainian government will launch a non-fungible token (NFT) collection that will be “like a museum of the Russian-Ukrainian war,” according to the Deputy Minister of Digital Transformation of Ukraine on IT industry development, Alex Bornyakov.
