MKIP has published a list of museums and monuments of the Kherson region under threat of flooding
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On Wednesday, June 7, the Ministry of Culture and Information Policy published a list of museums and cultural monuments of the Kherson Region that have already been flooded or are at risk of being flooded as a result of Russians undermining the Kakhovskaya HPP. Read UP.Kultura in Telegram “To the crimes of the Russians was added the damage to numerous objects of cultural heritage as a result of the explosion of the Kakhovskaya HPP. A significant part of the objects is located in the temporarily occupied territory, so the possibilities for clarifying the data are limited,” the ministry said in a statement. According to the ICIP, as of the end of the day on June 6, such sights as the Complex of buildings of the Kakhovka HPP, erected in 1951-1958, the Ensemble of buildings of the Central Square in the city of Nova Kakhovka, the Building of the historical center of the city of Nova Kakhovka, etc., were already affected. The palaces of culture in Novaya Kakhovka, the villages of Korsunka and Dnipryan were flooded. Palace of Culture in Nova Kakhovka. Photo: Wikimedia Commons In the risk zones there are archeological monuments of national importance in the Bilozersky and Holoprystansky districts: Lviv settlement village. Lviv (IV century BC – IV century), Burgun settlement, village Mykolaivka (II-V centuries), Tyahin fortress site, village. Tyaginka (13th – 17th centuries), settlement “Ponyativske” village. Concept (IV century BC – IV century) and others. The Ministry noted that most of the monuments at risk of flooding are located in the temporarily occupied territory. An exception is the Cossack Museum in Kozatske. Preliminary list of museums that have already been flooded or are under threat: Picture Gallery named after A.S. Gavdzinsky of the Novokakhovka City Council; Museum of the History of the City of Nova Kakhovka (public museum); Kozatske Village History Museum of the Novokakhovka City Council (a separate subdivision of the culture department of the Novokakhovka City Council); House-museum of A. P. Bakhuta of the Novokakhov City Council; Communal institution “Oleshkiv Local Lore Museum of Oleshkiv City Council, Kherson Oblast; Museum of Combat Glory 87 of the Stalingrad, Perekop Orders of the Red Banner and Suvorov of the 2nd degree of the Rifle Division, Oleshki city; The house where the writer O. Vyshnya lived, Oleshkivskyi district, Krynki village; Museum of the Hero of the Soviet Union, Major General P.O. Pokryshev, Gola Prystan, Museum of History, Holoprystansky district, Chulakivka village, Museum of History, Holoprystanskyi district, Krugloozerka village, Cossack Museum of the history of the village and the P. Vydrygan family memorial complex, village Kozatske, Shevchenka Street, 29; People’s Museum of History, Kakhovsky district, Mala Kakhovka village. The house-museum of Polina Raiko in Oleshki is also threatened by water. Kherson museums, according to preliminary estimates of the Ministry of Education and Culture, are not at risk of flooding. The ministry noted that information about flooding or the risks of flooding for the museums located on the right bank of the Dnieper, they did not come in. Earlier, the State Agency for Tourism Development of Ukraine published a map of monuments, natural recreational resources, which were under threat due to the actions of the Russians. Read also: Due to the explosion of the Kakhovskaya HPP, unique historical monuments are destroyed – an archaeologist
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