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Russian Strike Hits UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Ukraine’s Odesa

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Photo: AP Photo/Michael Shtekel

A recent Russian military strike has caused significant damage to UNESCO-protected cultural and historical sites in Ukraine’s port city of Odesa. The attack has raised international concern over the preservation of invaluable heritage amid ongoing conflict.

Officials reported that several buildings of historical and architectural importance, recognized by UNESCO for their cultural significance, were hit during the strike. The damage threatens not only the physical structures but also the cultural identity and history they represent.

The international community has condemned the attack, urging all parties to respect and protect heritage sites regardless of the conflict. UNESCO has called for an immediate investigation and increased efforts to safeguard vulnerable landmarks in Ukraine.

As the conflict continues, the preservation of cultural heritage remains a critical concern, highlighting the broader humanitarian and cultural costs of warfare.

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