presented an exhibition of paintings by maria priymachenko february 25 the russians attacked the ivankivhistorical and local history museum where the artist's works were kept my colleagues will tell how the locals managed to save their cultural heritage there is such a confrontation between good and evil, but as a result, good always wins, and even this exhibition today shows us that good won and that they are with us here today they are saved green circle and inside 14 original paintings of the artist maria priymachenko the exhibition saved shows the inner world of the famous artist these canvases were saved from the historical and local history museum that in the village of ivankiv in the kyiv region already at the beginning of the full-scale invasion the occupiers hit the building a fire broke out despite the fact that all were convinced that the paintings burned with other exhibits of maria priymachenko's work, they were not harmed because there is a direct video that was taken from the house, which is also located as the house of the kharitonovs is literally there 30 m from the muse

artist these canvases were saved from the historical and local history museum that in the village of ivankiv in the kyiv region already at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the occupiers hit the building and a fire broke out, despite the fact that everyone was convinced that the paintings burned down with other exhibits of maria priymachenko’s work, they were not injured, there is a video that was taken directly from the house, which is also located like the kharitonov house, literally there, 30 meters from the museum, it clearly shows that the rocket flew from the side of the ivankiv bridge in the central part of our area . the residents saved the unique paintings, three brave men tore the bars from the windows and took out the burning valuable exhibits from the museum, went down to the park and saw that the museum was on fire, ran up there and saw people and we decided to all together try to get into the museum. the first thing we did was take out pryimachenko's paintings, the most valuable thing to say, and then it was already there in literally 20 minutes if we had because there

because sometimes there is still no information oleg viktorovych lived with his wife in the village of ivankiv, who worked as a paramedic between chernobyl and kyiv, many people know him on us in the humpback region, he is patriotic, he devoted himself to work there, in fact, it is very difficult, they entered ivankiv in columns on february 25, from here they hoped to break through to the capital, but they could not, the village ended up under occupation, despite the risk , vyacheslav's father continued to work, went on calls with the ambulance brigade for help chasing the air and they said it turns over march 5 vyacheslav saw his father for the last time i was with my mother at the time of surgery, she was working for me on some business , they fell out with that a couple of words about the war, how is he, how am i after that, oleg viktorovych was on duty at night, in the afternoon he went home to change his clothes on the way back to work, the man disappeared, he went to the meeting, but we assume that his father was kidnapped by the russians , it probably happened on razvazhivska street, it

heritage, twice as many works of art russia destroyed or damaged at the beginning of the great war, the ivankivstory museum, where the paintings of the famous maria pryimachenko were exhibited, the artist's works were saved by the workers the hero began, let's see what to do next, turn on , give, save, break the glass and begin to carry it out. the museum of grigory skovoroda in the kharkiv region, burned to the ground, where the great philosopher worked and was buried in recent years, a barbaric gift on the eve of the three hundredth anniversary of the thinker's birthday. the bell rang, they said what the museum said . i feel terrible pain because it is, well, it is simply impossible to bear the shot kenning estate in trostyanka, sumy region, dated from the 18th century, they are in charge to the ukrainian people and everything that is magical, everything that is beautiful that they meet here, they are destroying it with a museum of dozens of ancient buildings and temples, one of the cultural heritage of ukraine in time, as well as the eradication of everything russian at all levels, of course

these canvases were saved from the historical and local history museum that in the village of ivankiv in the kyiv region, already at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the occupiers struck the building and a fire broke out, despite the fact that everyone was convinced that the paintings were burned with other exhibits of maria priymachenko's work, they were not harmed because there is a direct video that was taken from the house, which is also the house of the kharitonovs literally there, 30 m from the museum, it is clearly shown that the rocket was flying from the side of the ivankivsky e bridge of the central part of our area. well , it was simply impossible to make a mistake. the residents saved the unique paintings . three brave men tore the bars from the windows and took out the burning valuable exhibits from the museum. they went down to the park and there they were. i saw that the museum was on fire, i ran up there, saw people, and we all decided to try to get into the museum. the first thing we did was take out priymachenko's paintings, the most valuable, so to speak, a

until february 24, they were kept in the ivankiv museum in the kyiv region. then russia came and aimedctly at the museum building, there was a fire, the paintings could have burned there, but the ukrainians were not indifferent, by chance i saw that the smoke of the idea was coming from our museum, i quickly ran up there and saw that it was already there there are about 10 people with two other men, they tore down the bars from the windows and in tens of minutes took out the valuable exhibits in 20 minutes, if possible, everything was taken out, there was a fire. well, it was already burning from the ceiling, so we saved everything we could as quickly as possible through one window and climbed into three and those people there were literally seven people still in the yard, we simply handed them over to them, they accepted them and put them there, mourned such deaths, ukrainian exhibits, it is not known what would have happened to the people. today everyone can look at this real miracle who cares to see their paintings here is for the world, and in order to attract investors to rebuild