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Lubinets Appealed to Unesco over Damage to 7 Cultural Monuments in Odessa
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He reported this in Telegram. It is about the shelling that the Russian Federation carried out on July 24.” Yesterday, as a result of a massive Russian missile strike on Odessa, seven cultural heritage sites located in the historic center of the city, which is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, were damaged and destroyed. In this regard, I sent an official letter to UNESCO demanding to give a proper assessment of the shelling and take m…
Ombudsman appeals to UNESCO over damage to seven cultural heritage sites in OdessaThe Commissioner for Human Rights of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, Dmytro Lubinets, has appealed to UNESCO following the massive rocket attack on Odessa, which damaged seven cultural heritage sites in the city's historic center. Among the damaged sites are four architectural monuments of national importance, including the Vorontsov Palace and the London Hotel.
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