List of cultural sites damaged during the Russo-Ukrainian war (2022–present)
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The list of damaged cultural sites during the Russian invasion of Ukraine is a list of cultural sites in Ukraine that have been verified by United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) as damaged and/or destroyed during the Russian invasion of Ukraine (which started on 24 February 2022).[1][2][3][4][5] Despite that it was cited by many, the quality of this dataset remains not optimal. An examination of the April 2024 release showed that many entries suffer from incomplete information (e.g. imprecise description, missing geolocation, missing date of damage, missing multilingual title/description).[6] Among the 351 damaged cultural properties they examined, only 211 met their criteria and were annotated and were included in their dataset.[7]
Both Ukraine and Russia have signed the Hague Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict (the 1954 Hague Convention), which was drafted to safeguard cultural heritage during periods of armed conflicts. UNESCO is primarily responsible for the dissemination and monitoring of compliance.[8]
List
Chernihiv Oblast
| Photo before | Photo after | Name/Description | In Ukrainian | Type | Populated place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Building of the Chernihiv Regional Youth Center | Молодіжний центр Чернігівської області | Cultural centre | Chernihiv | Former cinema and youth centre.[10] Several attacks by russian troops.[11] | ||
| Church of St. Theodosius | Церква Святого Феодосія | Church | Chernihiv, Yatsevo Cemetery | Orthodox church; damaged in the fighting.[12] | ||
| Military Historical Museum, a branch of the Chernihiv Historical Museum | Військово-історичний музей | Museum | Chernihiv | Chernihiv Historical Museum branch.[13] | ||
| Regional children's library | Дитяча бібліотека | Library | Chernihiv | Former Chernihiv Museum of Ukrainian Antiquities;[14] severely damaged by Russian attacks.[15] | ||
| St Catherine's Cathedral | Свято-Катерининський собор | Church | Chernihiv | An 18th-century Orthodox church in the Ukrainian Baroque style; damaged by Russian shelling.[16] | ||
| Building of the Security Service of Ukraine | Будівля Служби безпеки України | Historic monument | Chernihiv | Former District Court (1904); destroyed by fire caused by Russian shelling: archive containing KGB files burnt.[17] | ||
| Sofia and Oleksandr Rusov Chernihiv Regional Universal Scientific Library | Чернігівська обласна універсальна наукова бібліотека імені Софії та Олександра Русових | Library | Chernihiv | Formerly a bank building (1913); the largest regional library (approx. 868,000 volumes).[18] | ||
| Church of Our Lady of Kazan | Свято-Казанська церква} | Church | Chernihiv | Built 1820–1827 in memory of the victory in the Franco-Russian War of 1812. | ||
| Yatsevo Cemetery | Цвинтар в Яцево | Cemetery | Chernihiv | Archangangel Michael Chapel, consecrated in 2018 in memory of the soldiers who fell for Ukraine.[19] | ||
| Ascension Church | Bознесенська церква | Church | Lukashivka | First wooden church in 1781; Soviet era: warehouse; 2022: ammunition and fuel stored there by Russian occupiers; corpses exhumed from the site.[20] | ||
| Dormition Cathedral | Успенський собор | Church | Chernihiv | The monastery walls, gate, bell tower (17th century) and domes (11th–17th centuries) of the Yeletskyi Monastery of the Dormition of the Mother of God were damaged by Russian shelling.[21] | ||
| Mykhailo Kotsiubynsky City Library | Міська бібліотека ім. Михайла Коцюбинського | Library | Chernihiv | Building damage caused by a Russian air strike; heating system destroyed, part of the library collection lost.[22] | ||
| Chernihiv Regional Art Museum | Чернігівський обласний художній музей імені Григорія Галагана | Museum | Chernihiv | A 1865 building damaged by Russian troops.[23] | ||
| House of Culture | Будинок культури | Cultural centre | Ivanivka | The building housing the village library was damaged by rocket fire.[24] | ||
| Chernihiv Literary Memorial Museum-Reserve of M. M. Kotsiubynsky | Чернігівський літературно-меморіальний музей-заповідник Михайла Коцюбинського | Museum | Chernihiv | Damage to furniture and exhibits.[25] | ||
| Prayer Hall of the 2nd Christian Baptist Church | Молитовний дім 2-ї християнсько-баптистської церкви | Prayer house | Chernihiv | Direct Russian missile fire struck the basement, where over 20 people hid.[26] | ||
| Building of the Firefighters Society | Будинок пожежного товариства | Historic monument | Chernihiv | 1912 built; after World War II served as a printing house and artists' association.[27] | ||
| Chernihiv Regional Taras Shevchenko Theater | Чернігівський обласний академічний український музично-драматичний театр імені Тараса Шевченка | Theatre | Chernihiv | Hit by a Russian Iskander missile: 181 casualties, severe structural damage.[28] | ||
| Desna Hotel Building | Будівля готелю «Десна» | Historic monument | Chernihiv | Former Commercial Court.[29] | ||
| Children's Dental Clinic | Дитяча стоматологічна клініка | Historic monument | Chernihiv | Damaged by Russian shelling; former residential building of Gleb Uspenski.[30] | ||
| Post Office | Пошта | Historic monument | Chernihiv | Façade damaged by Russian shelling.[31] | ||
| House of Culture | Будинок культури | Cultural centre | Semenivka | Repeatedly damaged by Russian drone attacks.[32] | ||
| Church of the Dormition of the Virgin Mary (built in 1801–04) | Церква Успіння Пресвятої Богородиці | Religious site | Novyi Bykiv | [9] |
Dnipropetrovsk Oblast
| Photo before | Photo after | Name/Description | In Ukrainian | Type | Populated place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Church of Saint Alexius | Свято-Олексіївська церква | Church | Velyka Dolyna | former school building; damaged by artillery fire from Russian occupiers.[33] | ||
| House of Culture | Будинок культури | Cultural centre | Berezove | [34] | ||
| Dnipro Art Museum | Дніпровський художній музей | Museum | Dnipro | Museum damaged by a Russian attack.[35] | ||
| Dnipropetrovsk House of Organ and Chamber Music | Дніпропетровський Будинок органної та камерної музики | Church | Dnipro | Former Bryansk St. Nicholas Church; damaged as a result of a Russian missile strike.[36] | ||
| Church of Our Lady of the Sign | Церква ікони Божої Матері "Знамення" | Church | Nikopol | Orthodox church destroyed by Russian troops.[37] | ||
| Medical College | Медичний коледж | Historic monument | Nikopol | Former girls' gymnasium severely damaged by Russian shelling.[38] |
Donetsk Oblast
| Photo before | Photo after | Name/Description | In Ukrainian | Type | Populated place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sviatohirsk Holy Dormition Lavra | Свято-Успенська Святогірська Лавра | Monastery | Sviatohirsk | 13th-century monastery repeatedly attacked by the Russian army, cultural heritage destroyed, people killed.[39] | ||
| Saint Nicholas Church | Церква Святого Миколая | Church | Volnovakha | Church honouring the 51st Independent Mechanised Brigade (fallen 2014) destroyed by Russian troops.[40] | ||
| Chapel of the Holy Martyr Tatiana | Каплиця святої мучениці Тетяни | Church | Mariupol | Chapel damaged during the siege of Mariupol.[41] | ||
| Christ the Saviour Church of Evangelical Christian Baptists | Церква Христа Спасителя ЄХБ | Church | Mariupol | Church damaged during the siege of Mariupol.[42] | ||
| Mariupol theatre | Донецький академічний обласний драматичний театр | Theatre | Mariupol | The theatre was struck during the Mariupol airstrike despite a clearly visible “CHILDREN” sign; approximately 600 civilians were killed. It reopened in 2025, presented by Russia as a cultural victory.[43] | ||
| Our Lady of Kazan Orthodox Cathedral | Церква Казанської ікони Божої Матері | Church | Marinka | Orthodox church destroyed.[44] | ||
| Monument to Metropolitan Ignatius of Mariupol | Пам'ятник митрополиту Ігнатію Козадіносу | Monument | Mariupol | Monument to a city founder destroyed by Russian invaders.[45] | ||
| Cathedral of St. Michael the Archangel, Mariupol | Собор Архістратига Михаїла | Church | Mariupol | Cathedral damaged by Russian shelling.[46] | ||
| Transfiguration Church | Спасо-Преображенська церква | Church | Volnovakha | Destroyed as a result of Russian shelling.[47] | ||
| Saint Nicholas Church | Свято-Миколаївська церква | Church | Bakhmut | Church from 1797 destroyed as a result of a Russian attack.[48] | ||
| Saint Demetrius Church | Свято-Дмитріївська церква | Church | Verkhnotoretske | Church building (1861) shelled during Russian occupation.[49] | ||
| Local History Museum | Маріупольський краєзнавчий музей | Museum | Mariupol | Museum building burned down by Russian shelling, exhibits destroyed.[50] | ||
| Livoberezhnyi Cultural Centre | Центр культури «Лівобережний» | Cultural centre | Mariupol | Used as a shelter for civilians during the siege of Mariupol, shelled by Russian troops.[51] | ||
| Yuriev's House | Будинок Юр'єва | Historic monument | Mariupol | Russian shelling damaged the facades, roof, and interior of the building.[52] | ||
| City Palace of Culture Ukrainian House | Міський палац культури «Український дім» | Cultural centre | Mariupol | Building in which civilians sought shelter from bombardment, shelled by Russian occupiers.[53] | ||
| Culture Palace Iskra | Центр культури «Іскра» | Cultural centre | Mariupol | Building (1960s, socialist modernism; interior with monumental mosaic panels), destroyed in an air strike.[54] | ||
| Kuindzhi Art Museum | Художній музей імені Куїнджі | Museum | Mariupol | Museum building destroyed in an air strike.[55] | ||
| Palace of Culture Youth | Палац культури «Молодь» | Cultural centre | Mariupol | Until its destruction by Russian occupiers, the building housed a centre for contemporary art.[56] | ||
| City Palace of Culture Chaika | Центр культури «Чайка» | Cultural centre | Mariupol | Building (1958) destroyed during the siege of Mariupol.[57] | ||
| Trinity Church | Свято-Троїцький храм | Church | Mariupol | Damaged during the siege of Mariupol.[58] | ||
| Art School | Художня школа | School | Mariupol | Building in which several hundred civilians sought shelter, bombed by Russian troops.[59] | ||
| Manor of Abram Trehubov | Садиба Абрама Трегубова | Historic monument | Mariupol | Russian shelling damaged the manor buildings and caused a fire.[60] | ||
| Houses with a spire | Будинки зі шпилями | Historic monument | Mariupol | Twin buildings (1953, Stalinist neoclassicism), damaged by Russian troops.[61] | ||
| Volodymyr Korolenko City Library | Міська бібліотека імені Володимира Короленка | Library | Mariupol | Many books burned along with the buildings as a result of Russian attacks.[62] | ||
| Building of the former Oleksandr Gymnasium | Будівля колишньої Олександрівської гімназії | Historic monument | Mariupol | College of the Industrial Polytechnic (founded 1899 as a gymnasium), destroyed by Russian shelling.[63] | ||
| School No. 1 | Школа №1 | Historic monument | Kramatorsk | Attacked and severely damaged by Russian occupation forces.[64] | ||
| House of Science and Technology of Railway Workers | Будинок науки і техніки залізничників | Historic monument | Lyman | Building (1929, Constructivism), damaged by Russian shelling.[65][66] | ||
| St. George's Church | Церква Святого Георгія | Historic monument | Dolyna | Orthodox church of the Moscow Patriarchate severely damaged in a Russian attack.[67] | ||
| Karl Marx Cultural Centre | Палац культури імені Карла Маркса | Museum | Mariupol | During the siege of Mariupol the building was severely damaged.[68] | ||
| Petro Mohyla Church | Церква Петра Могили | Museum | Mariupol | Russian shelling damaged the building decorated with Petrykivka painting, which housed a library, museum, and bandura school.[69] | ||
| Church of the Mother of God Joy of All Who Sorrow | Церква Богородиці «Радість усіх скорботних» | Church | Bohorodychne | Church destroyed by Russian shelling.[70] | ||
| All Saints Skete of Sviatohirsk Lavra | Всіхсвятський скит Святогірської лаври | Church | Sviatohirsk | Orthodox church of the Moscow Patriarchate, destroyed by Russian troops.[71] | ||
| Saint Nicholas Church | Свято-Миколаївська церква | Church | Lyman | Shelling damaged the facade, roof, windows, doors, and interior of the church.[72] | ||
| Church of Theodosius of Chernihiv | Церква святителя Феодосія Чернігівського | Church | Stavky, Horlivka Raion | Orthodox church and Sunday school premises damaged.[73] | ||
| Volodymyr Church (Baptistery) | Володимирська церква (Баптистерій) | Church | Lyman | Annex of the Peter and Paul Church.[74] | ||
| Collegium School No. 1 | Колегіум-школа №1 | Historic monument | Mariupol | Former women's gymnasium (1894), destroyed by Russian shelling.[75] | ||
| Monastery of the Holy Intercession | Свято-Покровський жіночий монастир | Monastery | Lyman | Several buildings of the Orthodox convent damaged.[76] | ||
| Synagogue | Синагога | Synagogue | Mariupol | Building from the early 20th century damaged by Russian troops.[77] | ||
| House with the Clock | Будинок з годинником | Historic monument | Mariupol | Demolished by Russian occupiers; former atelier of Victor Arnautoff.[78] | ||
| Church of the Victors | Дім молитви «Церкви переможців» | Church | Sloviansk | Protestant prayer house damaged by Russian shelling.[79] | ||
| Music School | Музична школа | Music school | Sviatohirsk | The only music school in the community destroyed by an occupier rocket attack.[80] | ||
| Cultural Centre of the Federation of Greek Communities in Ukraine | Культурний центр Федерації грецьких товариств України | Cultural centre | Mariupol | Building damaged during the siege of Mariupol.[81] | ||
| Maсarius Church | Свято-Макаріївська церква | Church | Toretsk | Orthodox church destroyed by a Russian shell strike.[82] | ||
| Cultural Centre Meotida | Культурний центр «Меотида» | Cultural centre | Mariupol | Building damaged.[83] | ||
| Technological Lyceum | Технологічний ліцей | Historic monument | Mariupol | Architectural monument building from 1936 destroyed. | ||
| Palace of Culture | Палац культури | Historic monument | Bakhmut | Architectural monument (1926) set on fire by a Russian army attack.[84] | ||
| Chapel | Каплиця | Chapel | Bohorodychne | Village destroyed during combat operations.[85] | ||
| Nativity of the Theotokos Church | Церква Різдва Богородиці | Church | Verkhnokamianske | Greek Catholic church damaged by Russian shelling.[86] | ||
| Dormition Monastery of St. Nicholas and St. Basil | Миколо-Василівський монастир | Monastery | Mykilske | Shelling destroyed one of the largest newly founded monasteries in Ukraine.[87] | ||
| Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses | Зал Царства Свідків Єгови | Church | Marinka | City completely destroyed.[88] | ||
| Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses | Зал Царства Свідків Єгови | Church | Volnovakha | Damaged as a result of combat operations.[89] | ||
| Al-Qadar Mosque | Мечеть «Аль-Кадар» | Mosque | Bakhmut | Mosque attacked by Russian troops.[90] | ||
| Church Haven of Salvation | Церква «Пристань спасіння» ЄХБ | Church | Mariupol | Baptist prayer house damaged by combat operations.[91] | ||
| Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses | Зал Царства Свідків Єгови | Church | Mariupol | [34] | ||
| Peter Dick's Steam Mill | Паровий млин Петра Діка | Historic monument | New York | Architectural monument (1903, built by German colonists), damaged by Russian shelling.[92] | ||
| Library | Бібліотека | Library | Chasiv Yar | Destroyed by the Russian army.[93] | ||
| Palace of Culture | Палац культури | Cultural centre | Kostiantynivka | Building housing a humanitarian supply point, destroyed by a Russian missile.[94] | ||
| Palace of Culture | Палац культури | Cultural centre | Marinka | [34] | ||
| Saint Nicholas Church | Свято-Миколаївська церква | Church | Mykilske, Volnovakha Raion | Orthodox church damaged by Russian shelling.[95] | ||
| Bantysh Manor | Садиба Бантишів | Historic monument | Prylisne | Two-storey palace in classicist style (1858), destroyed by Russian troops.[96] | ||
| Music School | Музична школа | School | Marinka | [34] | ||
| Church of Saint George the Victorious | Церква Святого Георгія Переможця | Church | Heorhiivka, Pokrovsk Raion | [34] | ||
| House of Culture | Будинок культури | Cultural centre | New York | Cultural centre (1950), struck by Russian occupiers with a guided bomb.[97] | ||
| Local History Museum | Бахмутський краєзнавчий музей | Museum | Bakhmut | City completely destroyed by Russian troops.[98] | ||
| Church of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary | Церква Богородиці Святого Розарію | Church | Bakhmut | Catholic church shelled by Russian troops.[99] | ||
| Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses | Зал Царства Свідків Єгови | Church | Bakhmut | [34] | ||
| Evangelical Christian Baptist Prayer House | Молитовний будинок євангельських християн-баптистів | Church | Bakhmut | Building damaged by combat operations.[100] | ||
| Annunciation Church | Благовіщенська церква | Church | Bakhmut | Church destroyed by repeated Russian troop shelling.[101] | ||
| Palace of Culture | Палац культури | Historic monument | Chasiv Yar | Architectural monument, at the time used as a humanitarian and medical centre, destroyed by Russian troops.[102] | ||
| John Chrysostom Church | Церква Іоанна Златоуста | Church | Bakhmut | Church destroyed.[103] | ||
| Intercession Church | Свято-Покровська церква | Church | Klishchiivka | Church (1841) destroyed by Russian troops.[104] | ||
| Intercession Church | Свято-Покровська церква | Church | Opytne, Bakhmut Raion | [34] | ||
| Transfiguration Church | Спасо-Преображенська церква | Church | Kodema | [34] | ||
| Saint George's Church | Георгіївська церква | Church | Oleksandro-Shultyne | Orthodox church damaged by Russian army shelling.[105] | ||
| People's Museum of City History | Народний музей історії міста | Museum | Avdiivka | City destroyed by Russian combat operations.[106] | ||
| Church of the Miracle of Archangel Michael | Церква Дива Архістратига Михаїла | Church | Novomykhailivka | First reinforced concrete church in the region (1907), damaged by Russian troop combat operations.[107] | ||
| Holy Iveron Monastery | Святий Іверський монастир | Monastery | Pisky | Village completely destroyed by Russian invaders.[108] | ||
| Church of Saint John the Theologian | Церква Святого Іоанна Богослова | Church | Orlivka, Ocheretyne settlement hromada, Pokrovsk Raion | [34] | ||
| House of Culture | Будинок культури | Cultural centre | Orlivka, Ocheretyne settlement hromada, Pokrovsk Raion | [34] | ||
| Monument to the Fallen Workers of the Azovstal Plant | Пам'ятник загиблим працівникам заводу «Азовсталь» | Monument | Mariupol | Damaged by Russian troops during massive shelling.[109] | ||
| Art School | Художня школа | Historic monument | Bakhmut | Former villa of Yakiv Smolensky (1890s), severely damaged during massive Russian troop shelling.[110] | ||
| State Bank Building | Будівля державного банку | Historic monument | Toretsk | Russian troops completely destroyed the city.[111] | ||
| General Education School No. 11 | Загальноосвітня школа №11 | Historic monument | Bakhmut | 110-year-old school building destroyed by Russian troops.[112] | ||
| Bakhmut I railway station | Залізничний вокзал Бахмут I | Historic monument | Bakhmut | Building of the city's first railway station (1878) damaged by Russian occupiers.[113] | ||
| Railway College | Коледж залізничного транспорту | Historic monument | Bakhmut | Former town hall (Zemstvo building) from 1898.[114] | ||
| Former Women's Gymnasium | Колишня жіноча гімназія | Historic monument | Bakhmut | Building (1880s, neoclassicism/neo-Renaissance), destroyed by Russian bombardment.[115] | ||
| Building of the Municipal Centre for Children and Youth | Будинок міського центру дітей та юнацтва | Historic monument | Bakhmut | Architectural monument (late 19th century) destroyed during Russian troop combat operations.[116] | ||
| Choral Synagogue | Хоральна синагога | Historic monument | Bakhmut | Synagogue (19th century) destroyed by Russian troops.[117] | ||
| Pryazovskyi State Technical University | Приазовський державний технічний університет | Historic monument | Mariupol | In 1941 the building served as a Jewish ghetto.[34] | ||
| Nemirovich-Danchenko Museum | Музей Немировича-Данченка | Museum | Neskuchne | House museum of the Russian dramatist and theatre director destroyed by Russian troops.[118] | ||
| Mass Grave of Soviet Soldiers of the Southern Front and Monument to Villagers | Братська могила радянських воїнів Південного фронту та пам'ятник односельчанам | Monument | Pavlivka, Volnovakha Raion | [34] | ||
| Prosecutor's Office | Прокуратура | Historic monument | Bakhmut | Severely damaged by fire and shelling.[119] | ||
| Education Administration Building | Управління освіти | Historic monument | Bakhmut | Building of the second girls' gymnasium (1905) destroyed by Russian combat operations.[120] | ||
| Main railway station | Головний залізничний вокзал | Historic monument | Bakhmut | Building severely damaged during combat operations.[121] | ||
| Mass Grave of Soviet Soldiers and Prisoners of War | Братська могила радянських воїнів та військовополонених | Monument | Pervomaiske, Horlivka Raion | [34] | ||
| All Saints Church | Всіхсвятська церква | Church | Bakhmut | Orthodox church severely damaged during combat operations.[122] | ||
| Centre for Rehabilitation of Children with Organic Nervous System Disorders | Центр реабілітації дітей з органічними захворюваннями нервової системи | Historic monument | Bakhmut | Building damaged by Russian shelling.[123] | ||
| Azov-Don Commercial Bank | Азовсько-Донський торговий банк | Historic monument | Bakhmut | Bank building (1902) caught fire from Russian shelling.[124] | ||
| Railway station | Залізничний вокзал | Historic monument | Kostiantynivka | Architectural monument damaged in a bombing attack.[125] | ||
| Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary | Церква Різдва Пресвятої Богородиці | Church | Novoekonomichne | Orthodox church severely damaged by a Russian bombing attack.[126] | ||
| Ascension Church | Вознесенська церква | Church | Torske | [34] | ||
| City Centre for Culture and Leisure | Міський центр культури та дозвілля | Cultural centre | Kurakhove | Cultural house hosting the Ukrainian Red Cross office, destroyed by Russian shelling.[127] | ||
| Church of Igor of Chernihiv | Церква святого Ігоря Чернігівського | Church | Kostiantynivka | Orthodox church severely damaged by Russian shelling.[128] | ||
| Prokofiev Museum | Музей Прокоф'єва | Museum | Sontsivka | Russian occupiers looted the composer's museum.[129] | ||
| Nativity of the Mother of God Church | Церква Різдва Богородиці | Church | Andriivka, Bakhmut Raion | Wooden church destroyed by Russian shelling.[130] | ||
| Church of Hieromartyrs Clement | Церква священномучеників Климента | Church | Toretsk | Russian army shelled hospital church.[131] | ||
| House of Culture | Будинок культури | Cultural centre | Novohrodivka | Building damaged by Russian attacks on the city's civilian infrastructure. | ||
| Donetskgeologiya | Донецькгеологія | Museum | Bakhmut | Architectural monument; mineral resources exploration facility and mineralogical museum; destroyed by Russian shelling.[132] | ||
| Sts. Peter and Paul Church | Петропавлівська церква | Church | Myrnohrad | Russian occupiers destroyed the Greek Catholic church.[133] | ||
| Sts. Borys and Hlib Church | Церква святих Бориса та Гліба | Church | Chasiv Yar | During the battles of Chasiv Yar the church was completely destroyed. | ||
| St. Demetrius Church | Дмитрівська церква | Church | Zolotyi Kolodiaz | Orthodox church dedicated to St. Demetrius of Rostov; almost completely destroyed by Russian shelling on the feast of the Nativity of John the Baptist.[134] | ||
| Church of the Intercession of the Mother of God | Свято-Покровська церква | Church | Hryshyne | Oldest church in the Pokrovsk Raion (1804); caught fire from Russian shelling.[135] |
Kharkiv Oblast
| Photo before | Photo after | Name/Description | In Ukrainian | Type | Populated place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dormition Cathedral | Успенський собор | Cathedral | Kharkiv | Cathedral damaged by Russian shelling; stained glass windows destroyed.[136] | ||
| Kharkiv Court of Appeal | Харківський апеляційний суд | Historic monument | Kharkiv | Building (1902, architect: Oleksii Beketov) damaged by Russian attack; windows shattered, interiors heavily destroyed, roof burned.[137] | ||
| Slovo Building | Будинок «Слово» | Historic monument | Kharkiv | Residents—Ukrainian writers and artists—were executed in 1937 by the NKVD; the building was damaged in 2022 by Russian shelling.[138] | ||
| Kharkiv Art Museum | Харківський художній музей | Museum | Kharkiv | Building (1914, architect: Oleksii Beketov) damaged by Russian shelling; facades, windows, and stained glass destroyed.[139] | ||
| Orthodox Church of Saints Faith, Hope, Love and Sophia | Храм святих Віри, Надії, Любові та Софії | Church | Kamianka | Church (1831); closed in 1919 by the Bolsheviks, destroyed in 1932 during the Soviet period, rebuilt in 2018, and destroyed again by Russia in 2023.[140] | ||
| Church of Saint Queen Tamara | Храм цариці Тамари | Church | Piatykhatky | Church damaged by Russian shelling; windows, doors, walls, and liturgical objects destroyed.[141] | ||
| Kharkiv State Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre named after Mykola Lysenko | ХНАТОБ ім. М. Лисенка | Theatre | Kharkiv | Damaged by Russian bombing.[142] | ||
| Kharkiv Korolenko State Scientific Library | Харківська державна наукова бібліотека ім. В. Г. Короленка | Library | Kharkiv | Scientific library (approx. 7 million items in various languages); damaged by Russian bombing.[142] | ||
| Faculty of Economics Building, VN Karazin Kharkiv National University | Економічний факультет ХНУ ім. Каразіна | University | Kharkiv | Building (1916, architect: Serhii Tymoshenko) almost completely destroyed by Russian missiles.[143] | ||
| Palace of Labour | Палац праці | Historic monument | Kharkiv | Building from the early 20th century damaged by Russian airstrike; facades, windows, and roof affected.[144] | ||
| Church of the Holy Myrrh-Bearing Women | Храм святих жінок-мироносиць | Church | Kharkiv | Church of the Moscow Patriarchate shelled by Russian troops.[145] | ||
| Memorial of Glory | Меморіал Слави | Monument | Kharkiv | Base of the memorial complex dedicated to Soviet soldiers and civilians of World War II damaged by Russian shelling.[146] | ||
| Former "Lux" Department Store Building | Будівля колишнього універмагу «Люкс» | Historic monument | Kharkiv | Architectural monument (1894) destroyed by a Russian missile strike.[147] | ||
| Memorial to the victims of the Drobytsky Yar massacre | Меморіал жертвам Дробицького Яру | Holocaust memorial | Kharkiv | Menorah damaged by artillery shelling by Russian occupying forces.[148] | ||
| Fire station with watchtower | Пожежна частина з вежею | Historic monument | Kharkiv | Fire station (1886) damaged by Russian shelling.[149] | ||
| Former women's gymnasium | Колишня жіноча гімназія | Historic monument | Izium | 120-year-old building damaged by shelling by Russian occupying forces.[150] | ||
| School No. 7 | Школа № 7 | Historic monument | Kharkiv | School building (1907, architect: Borys Kornienko) heavily damaged by Russian missile strikes.[151] | ||
| Building of the Department of Labour and Social Protection of the Izium City Council | Управління праці та соціального захисту населення Ізюмської міської ради | Historic monument | Izium | 19th-century building severely damaged by Russian attacks.[152] | ||
| Dermatological and venereological clinic | Шкірно-венерологічний диспансер | Historic monument | Kharkiv | Building (1889, architect: Oleksiy Beketov) damaged by fire after a Russian projectile hit; roof and ceiling fresco “Apotheosis of Apollo” destroyed.[153] | ||
| Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church | Храм Різдва Пресвятої Богородиці | Church | Derhachi | Orthodox church of the Moscow Patriarchate (1800) attacked by the Russian army.[154] | ||
| Church of the 2000th Anniversary of the Nativity of Christ | Храм 2000-ліття Різдва Христового | Church | Kharkiv | Church (2001) damaged by a Russian projectile; roof, walls, windows, and dome affected.[155] | ||
| Kharkiv State Academic Puppet Theatre named after Viktor Afanasiev | Харківський державний академічний театр ляльок ім. В. А. Афанасьєва | Theatre | Kharkiv | Building (1907, architect: Oleksii Beketov) damaged by Russian shelling.[156] | ||
| Ascension Cathedral | Вознесенський собор | Cathedral | Izium | Church (1826, expanded 1902–1903) damaged by Russian shelling.[157] | ||
| Church of the Exaltation of the Cross | Хрестовоздвиженська церква | Church | Izium | Neoclassical church (1823) damaged by Russian shelling.[158] | ||
| Church of Saint Demetrius of Thessaloniki | Храм святого Димитрія Солунського | Church | Vasyshcheve | Church damaged by a Russian missile strike; dome, windows, doors, and fence affected.[159] | ||
| Railway Workers' Palace of Culture | Палац культури залізничників | Historic monument | Kharkiv | Constructivist architectural monument destroyed by a Russian missile strike.[160] | ||
| Memorial to the Victims of Totalitarianism in Kharkiv | Меморіал жертвам тоталітаризму | Memorial | Kharkiv | Memorial to the victims of the Katyn massacre damaged by Russian occupying forces.[161] | ||
| Kharkiv Regional Palace of Children and Youth | Палац дитячої та юнацької творчості | Historic monument | Kharkiv | Building (1855, former veterinary institute) damaged by a Russian missile strike.[162] | ||
| Church of the Transfiguration | Преображенська церква | Church | Kharkiv | Church (2013) in the Saltivka district damaged by Russian artillery shelling.[163] | ||
| Church of Saint George the Victorious | Храм святого Георгія Побідоносця | Church | Kharkiv | Church windows shattered by shockwave from Russian shelling.[9] | ||
| Church of the Presentation of the Lord | Храм Стрітення Господнього | Church | Lisne | Outer walls damaged by shrapnel as a result of Russian shelling.[164] | ||
| Church of Saint Nicholas the Wonderworker | Храм святого Миколая Чудотворця | Church | Ruska Lozova | Roof and central dome destroyed; windows shattered.[165] | ||
| Museum of the Ukrainian philosopher Hryhorii Skovoroda | Музей Григорія Сковороди | Museum | Skovorodynivka | Museum destroyed by Russian bombing.[166] | ||
| House of Culture | Будинок культури | Cultural centre | Derhachi | Building with a humanitarian aid center destroyed by a Russian missile strike.[167] | ||
| St. Andrew's Church | Андріївська церква | Church | Kharkiv | Church (1889) destroyed by a Russian aerial bomb.[168] | ||
| Dormition Church | Свято-Успенська церква | Church | Korobchyne | Roof damaged by Russian artillery shelling.[169] | ||
| House of Culture | Будинок культури | Cultural centre | Lozova | Building completely destroyed by a direct hit from a Russian missile.[170] | ||
| Pavlov Manor | Садиба Павлова | Historic monument | Kharkiv | Russian missile damaged the roof, ceilings, and walls; portico destroyed.[171] | ||
| Sunnah Mosque | Мечеть «Сунна» | Mosque | Kharkiv | Mosque partially destroyed by Russian BM-27 Uragan rocket fire.[172] | ||
| House of Culture | Будинок культури | Cultural centre | Chuhuiv | Building with a basement where civilians sheltered from Russian shelling destroyed.[173] | ||
| House of Culture | Будинок культури | Cultural centre | Prudianka | Building destroyed by Russian shelling.[174] | ||
| Petro Vasylenko National Technical University of Agriculture | Харківський національний технічний університет сільського господарства ім. П. Василенка | University | Kharkiv | University building destroyed by Russian missiles.[175] | ||
| Music school | Музична школа | School | Izium | School damaged by Russian occupying forces.[176] | ||
| Former real school | Колишнє реальне училище | Historic monument | Izium | Architectural monument (1882) destroyed by bombing by Russian forces.[177] | ||
| Polovtsian stone statues | Половецькі баби | Archaeological site | Izium | Stone statues (11th–13th centuries) on a hill damaged during the capture of Izium by Russian troops.[178] | ||
| Trinity Church | Троїцька церква | Church | Mala Komyshuvakha | Orthodox church destroyed by a Russian missile.[179] | ||
| Saint Nicholas Church | Свято-Миколаївська церква | Church | Kupiansk | Church damaged by Russian occupying forces using multiple rocket launchers.[180] | ||
| Zaliznychnyk House of Culture | Будинок культури «Залізничник» | Cultural centre | Izium | Historic monument completely destroyed by Russian shelling.[181] | ||
| "New Life" Church | Церква «Нове життя» | Church | Izium | Baptist prayer house destroyed by Russian troops.[182] | ||
| Verkhnii Saltiv Historic and Archaeological Museum-Reserve | Історико-археологічний музей-заповідник «Верхній Салтів» | Museum | Kharkiv | Building shelled and destroyed during the retreat of Russian troops.[183] | ||
| Church of the Smolensk Icon of the Mother of God | Храм Смоленської ікони Божої Матері | Church | Kharkiv | Church damaged during shelling of the Kholodna Hora district by Russian occupying forces.[184] | ||
| Local history museum | Краєзнавчий музей | Museum | Kupiansk | Museum director killed during Russian missile strike.[185] | ||
| Kharkiv I. P. Kotliarevsky National University of Arts | Харківський національний університет мистецтв ім. І. П. Котляревського | Historic monument | Kharkiv | Architectural monument heavily damaged by Russian shelling.[186] | ||
| Residential buildings and children’s institutions of the KhTZ | Житлові будинки та дитячі заклади ХТЗ | Historic monument | Kharkiv | Russian missile strike on the KhTZ residential district; numerous casualties.[187] | ||
| Residential building, Heroes of the Heavenly Hundred Square | Житловий будинок, майдан Героїв Небесної Сотні | Historic monument | Kharkiv | Residential building (1860s) destroyed by Russian attack.[188] | ||
| Scientific Library of the University of Agriculture | Наукова бібліотека університету сільського господарства | Historic monument | Kharkiv | Building of the first Realschule (1877) damaged by Russian attack.[189] | ||
| Carriage house (left wing) | Каретний сарай (ліве крило) | Historic monument | Kharkiv | Architectural monument (1886) damaged by Russian shelling.[190] | ||
| Carriage house (right wing) | Каретний сарай (праве крило) | Historic monument | Kharkiv | Architectural monument (1886) damaged by Russian shelling.[190] | ||
| Administrative building of the Ministry of Internal Affairs | Адміністративна будівля МВС | Historic monument | Kharkiv | Architectural monument destroyed by Russian bombing.[191] | ||
| Regional Administration Building | Будівля обласної адміністрації | Historic monument | Kharkiv | Building destroyed by a Russian missile strike.[192] | ||
| Residential building on Chernyshevska Street | Житловий будинок на вул. Чернишевській | Historic monument | Kharkiv | Building heavily damaged by Russian missile strike; roof almost completely burned out.[193] | ||
| Windmill | Вітряк | Historic monument | Cherneshchyna | Destroyed by Russian attack.[190] | ||
| Administrative building | Адміністративна будівля | Historic monument | Vovchansk | Russian troops destroyed the city.[194] | ||
| Local history museum | Краєзнавчий музей | Museum | Vovchansk | Museum, one of the oldest in the region, founded in 1912.[195] | ||
| Church of the Holy Myrrh-Bearing Women | Храм святих жінок-мироносиць | Church | Vovchansk | Orthodox church of the Moscow Patriarchate shelled by Russian troops.[196] | ||
| Oles Dosvitnii Library | Бібліотека ім. Олеся Досвітнього | Library | Vovchansk | Destroyed during Russian offensive.[197] | ||
| House of Culture | Будинок культури | Cultural centre | Vovchansk | Destroyed during Russian offensive.[198] | ||
| Kharkiv Hippodrome | Харківський іподром | Historic monument | Kharkiv | Russian troops damaged the Art Nouveau building: glazing, roof, grandstand, and façades.[199] | ||
| Derzhprom | Держпром | Historic monument | Kharkiv | Constructivist building damaged by a Russian missile.[200] | ||
| National Aerospace University – Kharkiv Aviation Institute | Національний аерокосмічний університет «Харківський авіаційний інститут» | University | Kharkiv | University attacked more than 200 times by Russian troops.[201] | ||
| Literary Museum | Літературний музей | Museum | Kharkiv | Museum damaged by a Russian drone attack; windows shattered, ceilings in some rooms collapsed.[202] | ||
| Regional Organizational and Methodological Center for Culture and Arts | Регіональний організаційно-методичний центр культури і мистецтв | Historic monument | Kharkiv | Residential building of Oleksandr Dovzhenko (former merchant house) damaged by a Russian drone.[203] | ||
| Kharkiv State Academy of Design and Arts | Харківська державна академія дизайну та мистецтв | Historic monument | Kharkiv | Building (1913, Ukrainian Art Nouveau, architect Kostyantyn Zhukov) damaged by Russian troops.[204] | ||
| Former Vasyl Ellan-Blakytny Writers' House | Будинок письменників імені Василя Еллана-Блакитного | Historic monument | Kharkiv | Building damaged by Russian attacks.[205] | ||
| Villa of architect Julius Caune | Особняк архітектора Юліуса Кауне | Historic monument | Kharkiv | Russian missiles damaged Kulykivskyi Descent.[206] | ||
| House of Culture | Будинок культури | Cultural center | Dvorichna | Village repeatedly shelled by Russian forces after liberation from occupation.[207] | ||
| Oleksiivka Fortress | Олексіївська фортеця | Historic monument | Oleksiivka | 18th-century fortress; earthworks damaged by Russian shelling.[208] | ||
| Local History Museum | Краєзнавчий музей | Museum | Balakliia | Building damaged by a Russian shell.[209] | ||
| Lyceum No. 2 | Ліцей № 2 | Historic monument | Vovchansk | Former World War I military hospital built by Austrian POWs; destroyed by repeated Russian attacks.[210] | ||
| Church of the Holy Spirit | Церква Святого Духа | Church | Novoosynove | Church shelled by Russian troops.[211] | ||
| Kharkiv Choral Synagogue | Харківська хоральна синагога | Synagogue | Kharkiv | Windows and facade damaged by the blast wave of a Russian missile.[9] | ||
| Chobotarska Synagogue | Чоботарська синагога | Synagogue | Kharkiv | Former Chobotarska Synagogue (1912, now a yeshiva); roof pierced by a Russian shell.[212] | ||
| National University of Pharmacy | Національний фармацевтичний університет | Historic monument | Kharkiv | Building damaged by a Russian Shahed drone attack.[213] | ||
| Tabachnyk House | Будинок «Табачник» | Historic monument | Kharkiv | A Russian missile strike destroyed large parts of the glazing of the constructivist building, damaged the roof, and caused cracks in the southwestern façade wall.[214] | ||
| Regional Philharmonic | Обласна філармонія | Historic monument | Kharkiv | Damaged by a Russian airstrike.[142] | ||
| Max Helferich Apartment Building | Прибутковий будинок Макса Гельферіха | Historic monument | Kharkiv | Apartment building of the nephew of Max Helfferich (1915, architect: Oleksandr Rzhepishevskyi); façade damaged.[215] | ||
| Brotherhood House | Братський будинок | Historic monument | Kharkiv | Brotherhood house of the Dormition Cathedral (19th century).[216] | ||
| Donets-Zakharzhevsky Manor | Садиба Донців-Захаржевських | Historic monument | Velykyi Burluk | 19th-century manor destroyed on 7 April 2026 by a Russian airstrike.[217] |
Kherson Oblast
| Photo before | Photo after | Name/Description | In Ukrainian | Type | Populated place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Former German Gymnasium | Колишня німецька гімназія | Historic monument | Vysokopillia | School built in 1912 by German colonists damaged by Russian troops.[218] | ||
| Dormition Church | Церква Успіння Пресвятої Богородиці | Church | Beryslav | Orthodox church of the Moscow Patriarchate shelled by Russian troops.[219] | ||
| Dormition Church | Церква Успіння Пресвятої Богородиці | Church | Vysokopillia | Sacred Heart Church built in 1883 by Black Sea Germans from the colony of Kronau; later used by the Moscow Patriarchate.[220] | ||
| Puppet Theatre | Ляльковий театр | Theatre | Kherson | Building damaged by Russian shelling.[221] | ||
| State Archive of Kherson Oblast | Державний архів Херсонської області | Historic monument | Kherson | Russian troops looted archival documents and heavily damaged the building by shelling.[222][223] | ||
| Polina Raiko Museum | Музей Поліни Райко | Museum | Kherson | Museum destroyed after the Kakhovka dam breach.[224] | ||
| Kherson Regional Library | Херсонська обласна бібліотека | Library | Kherson | Severely damaged by multiple Russian missile strikes; valuable books and documents destroyed.[225] | ||
| St. Catherine's Cathedral | Свято-Катерининський собор | Cathedral | Kherson | Orthodox cathedral damaged by Russian shelling.[226] | ||
| Former "Trudovi Rezervy" Club | Колишній клуб «Трудові резерви» | Cultural center | Kherson | [34] | ||
| Ostap Vyshnia Museum | Музей Остапа Вишні | Museum | Krynky | Museum flooded after the destruction of the Kakhovka Dam.[227] | ||
| House of Culture | Будинок культури | Cultural center | Vysokopillia | Former Lutheran church.[228] | ||
| House of Culture | Будинок культури | Cultural center | Posad-Pokrovske | Building destroyed by Russian occupiers.[229] | ||
| Yuvileinyi Cinema and Concert Hall | Кіно-концертний зал «Ювілейний» | Cultural center | Kherson | Modernist building damaged by Russian missile strikes.[230] | ||
| House of Culture | Будинок культури | Cultural center | Starosillia | [34] | ||
| House of Culture | Будинок культури | Cultural center | Novopetrivka, Vysokopillia settlement hromada, Beryslav Raion | [34] | ||
| House of Culture | Будинок культури | Cultural center | Osokorivka | Village almost completely destroyed by Russian occupiers.[231] | ||
| St. Gregory Monastery | Монастир святого Григорія | Monastery | Chervonyi Maiak | Monastery (known as Taurian Athos) attacked by Russian soldiers.[232] | ||
| German Evangelical Lutheran Church of Sts. Peter and Paul | Німецька євангелічно-лютеранська церква святих Петра і Павла | Church | Zmiivka | Evangelical Lutheran church (built in 1885 by German settlers) set on fire by Russian occupiers in a drone attack.[233][234] | ||
| Church of the Ascension | Церква Вознесіння Христового | Church | Dniprovske | Severely damaged by Russian troops.[235] | ||
| House of Culture | Будинок культури | Cultural center | Zmiivka | Destroyed by an aerial bomb attack by Russian armed forces.[236] | ||
| Gymnasium | Гімназія | Historic monument | Kherson | Building of the First Kherson Gymnasium damaged by Russian troops.[237] | ||
| Building of the former Dykanska Eye Clinic | Будівля колишньої Диканської очної лікарні | Historic monument | Kherson | [34] | ||
| Music school | Музична школа | Historic monument | Kherson | Building of Mayor Mykola Blashkov repeatedly damaged by Russian troops. | ||
| Alley of Heroes of the Soviet Union | Алея Героїв Радянського Союзу | Monument | Kherson | Steles with names of Red Army soldiers damaged by Russian shelling.[238] | ||
| Suvorov Monument | Пам'ятник Суворову | Monument | Hola Prystan | [34] | ||
| Hydroelectric power plant | Гідроелектростанція | Historic monument | Velyka Oleksandrivka | First hydroelectric plant in southern Ukraine (1926).[239] | ||
| Kakhovka Dam | Каховська ГЕС | Historic monument | Nova Kakhovka | Dam destroyed by explosion.[240] | ||
| Lock with an arch and two towers | Шлюз з аркою і двома вежами | Historic monument | Nova Kakhovka | Dam blown up by Russian occupiers.[241] | ||
| College of the State Maritime Academy | Коледж державної морської академії | Historic monument | Kherson | Building shelled by the Russian army.[242] | ||
| Church of St. Michael the Archangel | Церква Архангела Михаїла | Church | Zmiivka | Heavily damaged by Russian strikes in June and July of 2024.[243][244] | ||
| Former Palace of Culture of Shipbuilders | Колишній палац культури суднобудівників | Historic monument | Kherson | Building (1860s) destroyed by a Russian drone attack.[245] | ||
| Local history museum | Краєзнавчий музей | Museum | Kherson | Building shelled by Russian troops.[246] | ||
| Kherson Art Museum | Херсонський художній музей | Museum | Kherson | Artworks were looted by Russian troops.[247] | ||
| Church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary | Церква Різдва Пресвятої Богородиці | Church | Kindiika | Orthodox church repeatedly shelled by Russian troops.[248] | ||
| Chapel of the Holy Martyrs Cyprian and Justina | Каплиця святих мучеників Кипріана і Юстини | Church | Antonivka, Kherson Raion | Greek Catholic chapel completely destroyed by a Russian missile.[249] | ||
| Seventh-day Adventist churches | Церкви адвентистів сьомого дня | Church | Beryslav | Building destroyed by a Russian drone attack.[250] | ||
| Church of John the Baptist | Церква Івана Хрестителя | Church | Bilozerka | Russian artillery shelling damaged the church and killed two people.[251] | ||
| House of Culture | Будинок культури | Cultural center | Tiahynka | Building heavily damaged by Russian shelling of civilian infrastructure.[252] | ||
| Church of the Kasperivka Icon of the Mother of God | Церква Касперівської ікони Божої Матері | Church | Kherson | Orthodox church repeatedly shelled by Russian occupiers.[253] | ||
| Greek Sophia Church | Грецька Софійська церква | Church | Kherson | Oldest church in Kherson (1780) destroyed by Russian troops.[254] | ||
| Chabad Synagogue | Синагога Хабад | Synagogue | Kherson | Synagogue hit by a Russian missile.[255] | ||
| St. Nicholas Church | Свято-Миколаївська церква | Church | Kizomys | Orthodox church; destroyed by a Russian airstrike.[256] |
Kyiv
| Photo before | Photo after | Name/Description | In Ukrainian | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Khanenko Museum | Музей мистецтв імені Богдана та Варвари Ханенків | Museum | Blast wave damage from a nearby Russian missile strike; facade and windows destroyed.[257] | ||
| National Museum "Kyiv Art Gallery" | Київська національна картинна галерея | Museum | Russian missile strikes destroyed the majority of the facade windows as well as the glass ceiling of the exhibition halls.[258] | ||
| Palace "Ukraine" | Національний палац мистецтв «Україна» | Concert hall | Windows destroyed by the impact of Russian missiles.[259] | ||
| National Museum of Taras Shevchenko | Національний музей Тараса Шевченка | Museum | Damaged by a Russian missile strike.[260] | ||
| National Museum of Natural History at the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine | Національний науково-природничий музей України | Museum | Building (architect: Pavlo Alyoshyn) damaged by Russian shelling.[261] | ||
| Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv | Національний університет імені Тараса Шевченка | University | Student residence and university building damaged by Russian drone attack.[262] | ||
| Teacher's House | Будинок учителя | Museum | Windows and dome glass destroyed by the blast wave of Russian strikes.[263] | ||
| Mykhailo Boychuk Academy of Decorative and Applied Arts and Design | Київська державна академія декоративно-прикладного мистецтва і дизайну імені Михайла Бойчука | Art academy | Works by students and Mariia Kotliarevska (student of Ivan Padalka) destroyed under the rubble.[264] | ||
| Islamic Cultural Centre | Ісламський культурний центр | Cultural centre | Building of the Islamic Cultural Centre of Muslims of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea damaged by a Russian missile strike.[265] | ||
| Building of the National Writers' Union of Ukraine | Будинок Національної спілки письменників України | Cultural centre | Writers' House (Villa Liebermann) damaged by a Russian drone strike; almost all windows smashed.[266] | ||
| Saint Sophia Cathedral | Софійський собор | Cathedral | Cornice of the central apse of the east facade of the cathedral damaged by Russian shelling.[267] | ||
| Building of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine | Будівля Міністерства освіти і науки України | Historic monument | Administrative building of the Ministry of Education damaged by a Russian attack.[268] | ||
| Great Choral Synagogue | Київська велика хоральна синагога | Synagogue | Synagogue damaged by a Russian drone strike.[269] | ||
| Kyiv Pechersk Lavra | Києво-Печерська лавра | Monastery | Damaged in a Russian attack.[270] | ||
| Government Building | Будинок Кабінету Міністрів України | Historic monument | Damaged by Russian air strikes.[271] | ||
| National Museum of the History of Ukraine in the Second World War | Національний музей історії України у Другій світовій війні | Museum | Windows of the museum at the base of the Mother Ukraine statue destroyed.[272] | ||
| Saint Nicholas Church In Memory of the Victims of Chernobyl | Свято-Миколаївський храм на Татарці | Church | Orthodox church damaged by debris from a Russian ballistic missile.[273] |
Kyiv Oblast
| Photo before | Photo after | Name/Description | In Ukrainian | Type | Populated place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ivankiv Historical and Local History Museum | Іванківський історико-краєзнавчий музей | Museum | Ivankiv | Paintings by Maria Prymachenko rescued; museum building burned down, majority of exhibits destroyed.[274] | ||
| Ascension Church | Вознесенська церква | Church | Bobryk | Destroyed by Russian attacks.[275] | ||
| St. George's Church | Георгіївська церква | Church | Zavorychi | Wooden church built in 1873; hit by Russian artillery and set on fire during the Battle of Kyiv.[276] | ||
| Church of Saints Peter and Paul | Церква Святих Петра і Павла | Church | Bucha | Damaged by the shelling.[36] | ||
| Bible Seminary | Біблійна семінарія | Theological Seminary | Irpin | Used as an aid centre after the Russian invasion; mortar shelling by Russian troops.[277] | ||
| Memorial for the Village Residents Fallen in World War II | Пам'ятник жителям села, які загинули під час Другої світової війни | Monument | Lukianivka, Brovary Raion | Monument of local significance – "Burial site of soldiers of the Soviet Army who fell in 1943 during the liberation of the village of Lukyanivka from the National Socialist occupiers".[278] | ||
| Central House of Culture | Центральний будинок культури | Cultural centre | Irpin | After liberation from Russian occupation, a venue for prominent visits; backdrop for a music video (Ed Sheeran/Antytila) and an open-air concert (Darius Mažintas).[279] | ||
| Resurrection Church | Церква Воскресіння | Church | Rudnytske | Damaged by Russian shelling; windows and ceilings of a building temporarily used as a church.[280] | ||
| Nativity of the Theotokos Church | Церква Різдва Богородиці | Church | Yasnohorodka | Russian shelling damaged the dome, bell tower and rectory of the orthodox church built in 2008.[281] | ||
| Avenue of Heroes of Pryirpinnia | Алея Героїв Приірпіння | Monument | Irpin | Avenue with memorial plaques for those fallen in the Russo-Ukrainian War; opened in 2015 by Patriarch Filaret.[282][283] | ||
| Bust of Taras Shevchenko | Пам'ятник «Погруддя Тараса Шевченка» | Monument | Borodianka | Established in 1999. Inscription: "Love your Ukraine, love her. In cruel times and in the last difficult moments."[284] | ||
| Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary | Храм Різдва Пресвятої Богородиці | Church | Peremoha | Wooden church (1892) damaged by Russian artillery fire; windows destroyed.[285] | ||
| St. George's Church | Церква Святого Юрія | Church | Irpin | Shelled by Russian troops; in 2024 transferred from the Moscow Patriarchate to the Orthodox Church of Ukraine.[286] | ||
| Convent of the Icon of the Mother of God "Uslyshatelnytsia" | Жіночий монастир на честь ікони Божої Матері «Услишательниця» | Monastery | Fasova | Bell tower (2016) and monastery buildings of an Orthodox institution of the Moscow Patriarchate destroyed by Russian artillery fire.[287] | ||
| Trinity Church | Троїцька церква | Church | Irpin | Facades and windows of the church, consecrated in 1915, damaged by Russian shelling.[288] | ||
| Burial Site for Soldiers and Memorial for Fellow Countrymen Fallen in the Great Patriotic War | Місце поховання солдатів та меморіал співвітчизникам, які загинули у Великій Вітчизняній війні | Monument | Bucha | Monument from 1951 damaged during the Bucha massacre.[289] | ||
| Memorial for Soldiers Fallen in the War in Afghanistan | Пам'ятник воїнам-інтернаціоналістам, які загинули під час війни в Афганістані | Monument | Bucha | Monument with a combat vehicle on a stone pedestal, deliberately targeted in the first days of the war.[290] | ||
| Church of Saints Elijah and Apostle Andrew the First-Called | Церква на честь пророка Іллі та Апостола Андрія | Church | Hostomel | Orthodox church of the Moscow Patriarchate (1997) destroyed by Russian occupiers.[291] | ||
| Local History Museum | Краєзнавчий музей | Museum | Borodianka | Museum damaged by a Russian air strike.[292] | ||
| Irpin Municipal Maksym Rylsky Library | Ірпінська міська бібліотека імені Максима Рильського | Library | Irpin | Roof and windows of the building of the library, founded in 1945, were damaged.[293] | ||
| Taras Shevchenko Palace of Culture | Палац культури імені Тараса Шевченка | Cultural centre | Borodianka | Roof, electricity supply, heating and windows of the palace damaged by the blast wave of Russian bombing.[294] | ||
| Monument to the Holy Archangel Michael | Пам'ятник святому архангелу Михаїлу | Monument | Borodianka | Sculpture from 2015, unveiled on the occasion of the village's 825th anniversary.[295] | ||
| Makariv Public Library | Макарівська публічна бібліотека | Library | Makariv | Library building (early 20th century) damaged.[296] | ||
| Memorial for the Victims of World War II | Меморіал жертвам Другої світової війни | Monument | Irpin | Renewed in 2016.[297] | ||
| Church of John the Baptist | Церква Івана Хрестителя | Church | Moshchun | Facades, windows, interiors and cemetery damaged during Russian occupation.[298] | ||
| Church of the Intercession of the Mother of God | Церква Покрови Пресвятої Богородиці | Church | Lypivka | Church decorated with paintings by Anatoliy Kryvolap and Ihor Stupachenko; served as a refuge during Russian occupation.[299][300] | ||
| Library | Бібліотека | Library | Pidhaine | Village library destroyed by Russian air strikes.[301] | ||
| Cultural House | Будинок культури | Cultural centre | Petrushky | Severely damaged by the Russian military invasion.[302] | ||
| Ascension Church | Вознесенська церква | Church | Lukianivka, Brovary Raion | Architectural monument of Ukrainian wooden architecture, built in 1879.[303] | ||
| Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses | Зал Царства Свідків Єгови | Place of worship | Horenka, Bucha Raion | Roof and facades almost completely destroyed, windows and doors smashed, interiors devastated.[304] | ||
| Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses | Зала царств свідків Єгови | Place of worship | Velyka Dymerka | Completely destroyed during the Russian occupation.[305] | ||
| Mass Grave of Soviet Army Soldiers | Братська могила воїнів Радянської Армії | Monument | Irpin | [34] | ||
| Nativity of the Virgin Mary Church | Церква Різдва Пресвятої Богородиці | Church | Irpin | Greek Catholic church damaged by Russian shelling.[306] | ||
| Weaving Museum | Музей ткацтва | Museum | Obukhovychi | Russian occupiers destroyed, misused and looted the museum's exhibits.[307] | ||
| St. Andrew's Church | Церква святого Андрія | Church | Bucha | Russian troops carried out the mass burial of killed civilians on the church grounds.[308] |
Luhansk Oblast
| Photo before | Photo after | Name/Description | In Ukrainian | Type | Populated place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| St Catherine's Church | Свято-Катериненський храм | Church | Shchastia | Orthodox church (1914) damaged during combat operations.[309] | ||
| Church of the Mother of God Joy of All Who Sorrow | Церква Богородиці «Радість усіх скорботних» | Church | Siverskodonetsk | Hospital church destroyed.[310] | ||
| Islamic Cultural Centre Bismillah | Ісламський культурний центр «Бісміллах» | Mosque | Siverskodonetsk | Mosque destroyed by Russian shelling involving Kadyrov fighters.[311] | ||
| Cathedral of the Nativity of Jesus Christ | Собор Різдва Христового | Cathedral | Siverskodonetsk | Cathedral shelled by Russian troops.[312] | ||
| Tikhvin Church | Свято-Тихвінський храм | Church | Lysychansk | Orthodox church (1999) damaged by a Russian shell.[313] | ||
| Luke of Crimea Church | Церква святителя Луки Кримського | Church | Rubizhne | Church hit by a Russian shell.[314] | ||
| Church of the Three Holy Hierarchs | Церква трьох святителів | Church | Popasna | Orthodox church (2018) damaged during combat operations.[315] | ||
| Railway station | Залізничний вокзал | Historic monument | Popasna | Railway station (1893) damaged by Russian attacks.[316] | ||
| Church of the Pochaiv Icon of the Mother of God | Церква Почаївської ікони Божої Матері | Church | Rubizhne | Orthodox church damaged by the Russian army.[317] | ||
| Palace of Culture Diamant | Палац культури «Діамант» | Cultural centre | Lysychansk | Destroyed by the Russian army.[318] | ||
| Palace of Culture of the Chemists | Палац культури хіміків | Cultural centre | Siverskodonetsk | Damaged during combat operations.[319] | ||
| Luhansk Regional Academic Ukrainian Music and Drama Theatre | Луганський обласний академічний український музично-драматичний театр | Theatre | Siverskodonetsk | Theatre building, in whose basement civilians had sought shelter, destroyed.[320] | ||
| Palace of Culture | Палац культури | Cultural centre | Rubizhne | Building in which civilians sought shelter, bombed by Russian troops.[321] | ||
| State Mining and Industrial College | Державний гірничо-індустріальний коледж | College | Lysychansk | Set on fire by Russian shelling.[322] | ||
| City Library | Міська публічна бібліотека | Library | Siverskodonetsk | Burned down by Russian shelling.[323] | ||
| Prokofiev College of Culture and Arts | Коледж культури і мистецтв імені Сергія Прокоф'єва | College | Siverskodonetsk | College relocated to Kolomyja after destruction.[324] | ||
| Church of Theodosius of Chernihiv | Церква святителя Феодосія Чернігівського | Church | Mykhailivka | Church built in 1905, damaged by shelling.[325] | ||
| Seraphim of Sarov Chapel | Каплиця святого Серафима Саровського | Church | Siverskodonetsk | Completely destroyed.[326] | ||
| Church of the Holy Spirit | Церква Святого Духа | Church | Siverskodonetsk | [34] | ||
| Music school | Музична школа | School | Lysychansk | [34] | ||
| Saint Nicholas Church | Свято-Миколаївська церква | Church | Borivske | Church (built 1873–1882), damaged by Russian shelling.[327] | ||
| Church of the Holy Intercession | Церква Святого Покрову | Church | Kreminna | [34] | ||
| Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses | Зал Царства Свідків Єгови | Church | Siverskodonetsk | Prayer house severely damaged by a shell strike.[328] | ||
| Church of Saint Matrona of Moscow | Церква святої Матрони Московської | Church | Rubizhne | Newly built church, damaged by Russian attacks.[329] | ||
| Art School | Художня школа | Cultural centre | Rubizhne | [329] | ||
| Palace of Culture | Палац культури | Cultural centre | Rubizhne | Shelled by the Russian army.[330] | ||
| Prayer House of the Church Christ is the Answer | Молитовний будинок церкви «Христос — відповідь» | Church | Rubizhne | [329] | ||
| Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses | Зал Царства Свідків Єгови | Church | Rubizhne | Building damaged by combat operations.[329] | ||
| Palace of Culture | Палац культури | Cultural centre | Siverskodonetsk | [329] | ||
| Chapel in Honour of the Icon of the Mother of God Life-Giving Spring | Каплиця на честь ікони Божої Матері «Животворче Джерело» | Church | Rubizhne | Completely destroyed.[331] | ||
| Second Mytraphaniv Church | Друга Митрофанівська церква | Church | Lysychansk | Orthodox church damaged by Russian missile strikes.[332] | ||
| Trinity Church | Церква Святої Трійці | Church | Troitske | Built in 1815.[254] | ||
| Former Cinema Zhovtnevyi | Колишній кінотеатр «Жовтневий» | Cultural centre | Lysychansk | During massive Russian army attacks on the city, the facade of the 1914 building was partially destroyed.[333] | ||
| St. Elijah Monastery | Іллінський монастир | Monastery | Varvarivka | Monastery, main church built in the mid-19th century, shelled by Russian occupiers.[334] | ||
| Dormition Church | Успенська церква | Church | Hirske | Orthodox church (1797) damaged by Russian shelling.[251] | ||
| Sts. Peter and Paul Church | Петропавлівська церква | Church | Karmasynivka | Orthodox church severely damaged.[252] | ||
| Saint George's Church | Георгіївська церква | Church | Komyshuvakha, Sievierodonetsk Raion | Orthodox church severely damaged.[253] | ||
| Volodymyr Sosiura Palace of Culture | Палац культури імені Володимира Сосюри | Cultural centre | Lysychansk | [34] | ||
| House of Culture | Будинок культури | Cultural centre | Lysychansk | [34] |
Lviv Oblast
| Photo before | Photo after | Name/Description | In Ukrainian | Type | Populated place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dormitories of the Lviv Polytechnic National University | Гуртожитки Національного університету «Львівська політехніка» | University | Lviv | Building damaged by a Russian missile strike. | ||
| Lviv National Environmental University | Львівський національний університет природокористування | University | Dubliany | Building damaged by Russian shelling.[335] | ||
| Roman Shukhevych Museum | Музей Романа Шухевича | Museum | Lviv | Museum completely destroyed by a Russian drone strike.[336] | ||
| Ludwik Hirsch House | Будинок Людвіка Гірша | Historic monument | Lviv | Destroyed by a Russian airstrike.[337] | ||
| Ludwik Heller Villa | Вілла Людвіка Геллера | Historic monument | Lviv | Villa "Sonne" (1905) damaged by a Russian drone strike.[338] | ||
| Lyceum No. 5 named after Kokorudz | Ліцей №5 імені Кокорудза | Historic monument | Lviv | Damaged by a heavy Russian missile and drone attack.[339] | ||
| Josefa Franz Villa | Вілла Йозефи Франц | Historic monument | Lviv | Villa (1893) damaged by a Russian attack.[340] | ||
| Residential building | Житловий будинок | Historic monument | Lviv | Yevhen Konovalets Street, 45.[341] | ||
| Bernardine Monastery (St. Andrew’s Church) | Бернардинський монастир (церква святого Андрія) | Historic monument | Lviv | Roof structure of a building near the bell tower set on fire by a drone; windows of St. Andrew’s Church damaged.[342] Part of the Old Town of Lviv (UNESCO World Heritage Site) | ||
| Lontskoho Prison Museum | Музей «Тюрма на Лонцького» | Museum | Lviv | Almost all windows destroyed in a drone attack.[342] |
Mykolaiv Oblast
| Photo before | Photo after | Name/Description | In Ukrainian | Type | Populated place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Church of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary | Костел Непорочного Зачаття Пресвятої Діви Марії | Church | Kyselivka | Destroyed by Russian artillery on Christmas Day.[343] | ||
| Turkish Fountain | Турецький фонтан | Historic monument | Huriivka | 18th-century architectural monument, damaged by Russian shelling.[344] | ||
| Palace of Culture | Палац культури | Cultural centre | Ochakiv | Destroyed by Russian shelling.[345] | ||
| Korabelnyi Palace of Culture | Палац культури «Корабельний» | Cultural centre | Mykolaiv | 80% of the 1959 building destroyed by a direct Russian missile hit.[346] | ||
| Mykolaiv Academic Drama Theatre | Миколаївський академічний драматичний театр | Theatre | Mykolaiv | Building damaged by a Russian S-300 missile.[347] | ||
| Mykola Arkas Lyceum | Перший український гімназій імені Миколи Аркаса | Historic monument | Mykolaiv | Former Mariinska Gymnasium (1892), severely damaged by Russian shelling.[348] | ||
| Cultural Centre for Folk Art and Artistic Education | Центр народної творчості та художньої освіти | Historic monument | Mykolaiv | Building damaged by Russian shelling.[349] | ||
| Archaeological site | Археологічна пам'ятка | Archaeological site | Katalyne | Archaeological remains of an ancient settlement damaged.[350] | ||
| Building of the former Italian Consulate | Будівля колишнього італійського консульства | Historic monument | Mykolaiv | [350] | ||
| Königsberg Hydropathic Institute | Водолікарня доктора Кенігсберга | Historic monument | Mykolaiv | Hospital built in 1901 in Moorish style, damaged by shelling.[351] |
Odesa Oblast
| Photo before | Photo after | Name/Description | In Ukrainian | Type | Populated place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Odesa Fine Arts Museum | Національний художній музей Одеси | Museum | Odesa | Severely damaged by the explosion of a Russian missile.[352] | ||
| Odesa Archaeological Museum | Одеський археологічний музей | Museum | Odesa | Damaged by Russian troop shelling.[353] | ||
| Maritimes Museum | Морський музей | Museum | Odesa | Damaged by a Russian attack.[354] | ||
| Museum of Literature | Літературний музей | Museum | Odesa | UNESCO World Heritage city, repeatedly targeted by Russian missiles.[355] | ||
| Saint Nicholas Church | Церква Святого Миколая | Church | Odesa | Damaged by Russian air strikes.[356] | ||
| Transfiguration Cathedral | Спасо-Преображенський кафедральний собор | Cathedral | Odesa | Partially destroyed by Russian air strikes.[357] | ||
| Chishevich house | Будинок Чижевича | Historic monument | Odesa | Neo-Renaissance building destroyed by a Russian missile.[358] | ||
| Solomos house | Будинок Соломоса | Historic monument | Odesa | Building (1910s, modernised English Gothic), destroyed by a massive Russian missile strike.[359] | ||
| Residential building | Житловий будинок | Historic monument | Odesa | House built in 1850, residence of Fyodor Radetsky (1889–1890).[360] | ||
| Pommer House | Будинок Поммера | Historic monument | Odesa | Building (1893–1894, design: Wilhelm Kabiolski), houses the Department of Culture and Arts of the City Administration.[361] | ||
| House of Scientists | Будинок вчених | Historic monument | Odesa | Manor of Count Mikhail Tolstoi.[362] | ||
| Residential building | Житловий будинок | Historic monument | Odesa | The house where Emil Młynarski lived and worked.[34] | ||
| State Music Lyceum named after Petro Stolyarsky | Державний музичний ліцей імені Петра Столярського | Historic monument | Odesa | Severely damaged in a Russian missile strike.[363] | ||
| Odesa Museum of Western and Eastern Art | Одеський музей західного та східного мистецтва | Museum | Odesa | Damaged multiple times by Russian missile strikes.[364] | ||
| Brzozowski Palace (Shah Palace) | Палац Бжозовського | Historic monument | Odesa | Damaged by a Russian missile strike.[365] | ||
| Maas residential building | Житловий будинок Масса | Historic monument | Odesa | Building (1850), damaged by Russian shelling.[366] | ||
| Mykola Koroni rental house | Прибутковий будинок Миколи Короні | Historic monument | Odesa | [34] | ||
| Jacques Naum's rental house | Прибутковий будинок Жака Наума | Historic monument | Odesa | Neoclassical building (early 20th century), damaged in a Russian missile strike.[367] | ||
| Porro House | Будинок Порро | Historic monument | Odesa | Neo-Baroque building (19th century; architect Demosfen Mazirow), damaged by a Russian missile strike.[367] | ||
| Kovalevsky House | Будинок Ковалевського | Historic monument | Odesa | Building (1846) damaged by Russian shelling.[367] | ||
| Sabludovsky House | Будинок Саблудовського | Historic monument | Odesa | Building (construction began 1890; designs by Paul Klein and Bruno Bauer), sustained damage as a result of a Russian attack.[367] | ||
| Dialigmeno House | Будинок Діалігмено | Historic monument | Odesa | [34] | ||
| House of Zolotarev and Mass | Будинок Золотарьова-Масса | Historic monument | Odesa | |||
| City Council Building | Будинок міської ради | Historic monument | Odesa | Former Stock Exchange (1837) | ||
| House in Von Deschi's building complex | Будинок у комплексі фон-Деші | Historic monument | Odesa | Damaged as a result of Russian shelling.[368] | ||
| Janusz's Lodging House | Будинок Януша | Historic monument | Odesa | Building (1901) damaged by a Russian attack.[369] | ||
| Gagarin House | Будинок Гагаріна | Historic monument | Odesa | [34] | ||
| Yurievych's revenue house | Прибутковий будинок Юр'євича | Historic monument | Odesa | [34] | ||
| Papudov House | Будинок Папудова | Historic monument | Odesa | [34] | ||
| Vorontsov Palace | Палац Воронцова | Historic monument | Odesa | Palace (1826) damaged by Russian missile strikes.[370] | ||
| Frolov Building | Будинок Фролова | Historic monument | Odesa | |||
| Bristol Hotel | Готель «Бристоль» | Hotel | Odesa | Architectural monument (1899, architects: Alexander Bernadazzi and Adolf Minkus).[371] | ||
| Odesa Philharmonic Theater | Одеська філармонія | Concert hall | Odesa | Building (1898) damaged by Russian bombardment.[372] | ||
| Museum of Foreign Writers in Odesa | Музей «Іноземні письменники в Одесі» | Museum | Odesa | Former Alexander Pushkin Museum, destroyed by Russian forces.[373] | ||
| Former City Administration Building | Колишній будинок міської адміністрації | Historic monument | Odesa | Building (Staroportofrankivska Street) damaged by a massive Russian missile barrage.[374] | ||
| Odesa-Port railway station | Залізнична станція Одеса-Порт | Historic monument | Odesa | Port freight station destroyed by a Russian attack.[375] | ||
| Or-Sameach Synagogue | Велика хоральна синагога | Synagogue | Odesa | Synagogue (19th century) damaged by a Russian bomb.[376] | ||
| Pryvoz Market | Ринок Привоз | Historic monument | Odesa | Market building burned down as a result of a Russian attack.[377] |
Poltava Oblast
| Photo before | Photo after | Name/Description | In Ukrainian | Type | Populated place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Military hospital | Військовий госпіталь | Historic monument | Kremenchuk |
Sumy Oblast
| Photo before | Photo after | Name/Description | In Ukrainian | Type | Populated place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Local History Museum | Охтирський міський краєзнавчий музей | Museum | Okhtyrka | Early 20th-century building, damaged during Russian shelling.[378] | ||
| House of Culture | Будинок культури | Historic monument | Okhtyrka | Built between 1911 and 1914 to mark the 50th anniversary of the abolition of serfdom in the Russian Empire.[379] | ||
| Mansion of the estate manager of Leopold Koenig | Особняк управителя маєтком Леопольда Кеніга | Historic monument | Trostianets | Russian troops burned down the architectural monument while retreating from Trostyanets.[380] | ||
| City administration | Міська адміністрація | Historic monument | Okhtyrka | Destroyed by a russian air bomb.[381] | ||
| Trostianets-Smorodyne railway station | Тростянець-Смородине | Historic monument | Trostianets | Russian troops devastated the railway station.[382] | ||
| Leopold Koenig's estate | Музейно-виставковий центр «Тростянецький» | Historic monument | Trostianets | Building where Pyotr Tchaikovsky composed, damaged by Russian troops.[383] | ||
| Mass grave of Soviet soldiers and Monument | Братська могила радянських солдатів та пам'ятник | Monument | Velyka Pysarivka | Russian troops desecrated the mass grave of Soviet soldiers who had fallen in the Second World War.[384] | ||
| Former shop of the merchant Fedir Kurylo | Колишній магазин купця Федора Курила | Historic monument | Trostianets | Destroyed during the Russian occupation.[385] | ||
| Library | Бібліотека | Library | Soldatske | New village library (opened late 2021), destroyed by a Russian military bomb attack. | ||
| School | Школа | Historic monument | Bilovody | School in the Ukrainian Art Nouveau style, destroyed by Russian troops.[386] | ||
| Institute of Applied Physics of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine | Інститут прикладної фізики Національної академії наук України | Historic monument | Sumy | The Sushanov-Sumovsky Estate (1895), damaged by a Russian missile strike.[387] | ||
| Resurrection Cathedral | Воскресенський собор | Cathedral | Sumy | City's oldest stone church attacked by a Russian drone during a service.[388] | ||
| Library of Sumy State University | Бібліотека Сумського державного університету | Library | Sumy | 15,000 books were destroyed by a Russian attack.[389] | ||
| Jewish cemetery | Єврейське кладовище | Cemetery | Hlukhiv | Russian army launched missile strikes on the cemetery.[390] | ||
| St Barbara's Church | Церква Святої Варвари | Church | Iskryskivshchyna | Wooden church made of stained oak (1852), damaged by a Russian mortar attack.[391] | ||
| House of Culture | Будинок культури | Cultural centre | Okhtyrka | Former People's House (1911–1914); destroyed by Russian bombardment.[392] | ||
| Holy Theotokos Church | Церква Різдва Богородиці | Church | Seredyna-Buda | Orthodox church 18th century; damaged.[393] | ||
| Transfiguration Church | Преображенська церква | Church | Soldatske | Built 1881–1900.[394] | ||
| Kharytonenko Palace | Палац Харитоненка | Historic monument | Kyianytsia | Built in 1810; destroyed by a Russian strike in April 2026.[395] |
Vinnytsia Oblast
| Photo before | Photo after | Name/Description | In Ukrainian | Type | Populated place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| House of Officers | Дім офіцерів | Cultural centre | Vinnytsia | Building (architect: Joseph Karakis[396]), destroyed by the Russian missile strike.[397] | ||
| Church of Saint George the Victorious | Церква Святого Георгія Побідоносця | Church | Vinnytsia | Orthodox church severely damaged by a Russian missile strike.[398] | ||
| Residential building | Житловий будинок | Historic monument | Vinnytsia | Building damaged by a Russian missile strike during the EU conference in The Hague on Russian war crimes.[399] |
Zaporizhzhia Oblast
| Photo before | Photo after | Name/Description | In Ukrainian | Type | Populated place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Church of Saint Tikhon of Zadonsk | Церква святого Тихона Задонського | Church | Huliaipole | Church partially destroyed by Russian attacks on civilian infrastructure.[400] | ||
| Popov Manor House | Василівський історико-архітектурний музей-заповідник «Садиба Попова» | Historic monument | Vasylivka | Shelled and looted by Russian troops.[401] | ||
| Zaporizhzhia II railway station | Залізнична станція «Запоріжжя II» | Historic monument | Zaporizhzhia | Historic railway station (1904) in Zaporizhzhia damaged by Russian attacks on civilian targets; the façade, windows and roof have been damaged.[402] | ||
| Mass grave of Soviet soldiers who fell during the Second World War | Масове поховання радянських солдатів, які загинули під час Другої світової війни | Monument | Verbove, Polohy Raion | Historic monument damaged by Russian attacks.[403] | ||
| St. Alexander's Church | Свято-Олександрівська церква | Church | Temyrivka | Church destroyed by Russian military.[404] | ||
| Residential building | Житловий будинок | Historic monument | Zaporizhzhia | Building (1953–54) damaged by a Russian missile strike.[405] | ||
| Culture and Sports Centre | Культурно-спортивний центр | Cultural centre | Huliaipole | Building (1987) destroyed by a Russian missile strike.[406] | ||
| Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses | Зал Царства Свідків Єгови | Church | Huliaipole | Building destroyed by a Russian missile strike.[407] | ||
| House of Culture | Будинок культури | Cultural centre | Mala Tokmachka | Building destroyed in a Russian attack on civilian infrastructure.[408] | ||
| Church of the Archangel Michael | Церква Архангела Михаїла | Church | Komyshuvakha | Orthodox church (1906) destroyed by a Russian missile strike during the Easter Vigil.[409] | ||
| Library | Бібліотека | Library | Novodanylivka, Polohy Raion | Library destroyed by ongoing Russian shelling of the village.[410] | ||
| Mass grave and memorial complex for the fallen soldiers of the Red Army in the Second World War | Масове поховання та меморіальний комплекс на честь загиблих солдатів Червоної Армії під час Другої світової війни | Monument | Huliaipole | The monument was destroyed by Russian attacks on Victory Day.[411] | ||
| Building of the Trading Rows | Будівля Торгових рядів | Historic monument | Orikhiv | 19th-century architectural monument, destroyed by a Russian missile strike.[412] | ||
| Building of the city's first inn | Перший в місті трактир | Historic monument | Orikhiv | Architectural monument (1897) destroyed by Russian troops.[413] | ||
| City Administration Building | Будинок міської управи | Historic monument | Orikhiv | Villa von Henrich Janzen (19th century, built by German Mennonites) damaged by Russian shellingt.[414] | ||
| Former girls' gymnasium | Колишня жіноча гімназія | Historic monument | Orikhiv | Historical school building damaged by Russian shelling.[415] | ||
| Church of Our Lady of Protection | Церква Покрови Пресвятої Богородиці | Church | Orikhiv | Orthodox church wiederholt shelled by Russian troops.[416] | ||
| Church of the Holy Trinity | Троїцька церква | Church | Novoprokopivka | Damaged during the Russian occupation. | ||
| St Andrew's Cathedral | Андріївський собор | Cathedral | Zaporizhzhia | Cathedral of the Moscow Patriarchate severely damaged as a result of Russian attacks.[417] | ||
| Taras Shevchenko House of Culture | Будинок культури імені Тараса Шевченка | Cultural centre | Zaporizhzhia | A building used as a humanitarian headquarters for internally displaced persons from Berdiansk was severely damaged by a Russian missile attack.[418] | ||
| Zakharin House | Будинок Захаріна | Historic monument | Zaporizhzhia | The first stone building of the city, dating from 1865.[419] | ||
| Mamai-Hora | Мамай-гора | Archaeological site | Velyka Znamianka | [420] | ||
| Local History Museum | Краєзнавчий музей | Historic monument | Huliaipole | Museum by Russian shelling severely damaged.[421] | ||
| Culture Palace of Energy Workers | Палац культури енергетиків | Cultural centre | Zaporizhzhia | Building damaged by Russian shelling.[422] | ||
| Sts. Peter and St. Paul Church | Церква Святих Петра і Павла | Church | Zaporizhzhia | Church destroyed during rocket attack.[423] | ||
| Synagogue | Синагога | Synagogue | Novozlatopil | Russian troops destroyed the historic synagogue and Jewish school buildings.[424] | ||
| Local History Museum | Краєзнавчий музей | Museum | Melitopol | Scythian gold stolen from the museum and taken to Russia.[425] | ||
| St. Barbara Church | Церква Святої Варвари | Church | Stepnohirsk | [426] |
Zhytomyr Oblast
| Photo before | Photo after | Name/Description | In Ukrainian | Type | Populated place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Church of the Nativity of the Theotokos | Церква Різдва Пресвятої Богородиці | Church | Viazivka | Church built in 1862; survived the Second World War; destroyed by a Russian missile strike.[427] | ||
| Intercession of the Holy Virgin Church | Церква Покрови Пресвятої Богородиці | Church | Malyn | Building of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia damaged by Russian troops.[428] | ||
| Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses | Зал Царства Свідків Єгови | Church | Ovruch | Windows, doors, gables, the ceiling and walls were damaged by a shell explosion.[429] |