It became known what the cultural institutions of Irpin look like after the occupation. This was announced by the head of the Department of Culture, Nationalities and Religions of the Irpin City Council Yevhenia Antonyuk on her Facebook page.<\/p>\n
It is reported that the museum and the school of arts suffered the least, where the blast hit the windows.<\/p>\n
The library was damaged because, in addition to the windows, the roof and part of the facade were damaged – video.<\/a><\/p>\n The blast damaged the \u201cRomanivka\u201d club, which was left without a roof, windows and doors.<\/p>\n Yevhenia Antonyuk noted that the Central House of Culture remained the most destroyed – video.<\/a><\/p>\n This is how the House of Culture looks from the inside \u2013<\/p>\n \u201cWe are all confident that with the help of the state, international organizations and patrons, the city’s cultural institutions will be completely restored later. They will once again feature children’s laughter, Ukrainian songs, poetry and prose, piano, violin and many other musical instruments, artistic and patriotic events, community meetings and useful leisure activities\u201d, Antonyuk concluded.<\/p>\n We will remind, the Singer Oleh Kenzov showed Irpin after arrival of the Russian world<\/a>.<\/p>\n Earlier we wrote that the leader of the band “Druha Rika” Valery Kharchyshyn called to help Irpin region with equipment.<\/a><\/p>\n It will also be recalled that the Irpin Investment Council invites international specialists to rebuild the city<\/a>.<\/p>\n Urgent and important messages about the Russian-Ukrainian war and other events in the city and Irpin region can be found on our Facebook<\/a> page and Telegram channel<\/a>.<\/p>\n