palace, which was an architectural monument, it turns into the ruins of the bakhchisarai khan'sortunately, this is extremely important for uh, um, extremely important, uh, to articulate this is a violation before our foreign international partners, as well as saying this inside ukraine, because unfortunately, this full-scale aggression that we saw in february 2022, for some, the war began on february 22 year, but it began in february 2014, and the destruction of monuments also began precisely in february 2014. we, our organization, thanks to the support of the international renaissance fund, recorded almost all these violations, and this issue should be on the agenda not only of ukrainian politics, but and become such a matter of national security if we want to preserve ourselves as a nation. thank you, mr. anatoly. if we talk about the extent of the er destruction that our archives have undergone, is there any understanding of how much we have lost in these er nine months of a full-scale invasion and during these 9 years, in general, russia's war against ukraine as a state, we

17th year with the great khan mosque, then they moved to another building of this complex, the bakhchisarai khance because this complex is not one building, it is about two dozen buildings united by a historical-aesthetic component, now they have already moved to the main building of the khan's palace, where there is one, you know, i call it the khan's hideout palace, because on the second floor of the main building, you were just showing photos of the dismantling of the roof on the second floor of the main building, there is the so-called gold cabinet or fruit cabinet, or it is also called the krym herokhan’s cabinet, why do i call it hidden, because it is really somewhere with 2000s. yes, this is the photo. it was closed to visitors due to a state of emergency, but it was really such a gem because it preserved and in the awning. that is , there is a partition from the khan times, preserved interiors, and some such luxurious elements of decoration, and luxurious wall paintings. that is, it really did not lose its authenticity even after the first annexation of crimea at the end of the 18th cent