The Russian retreat from Kherson has revealed a systemic attack on expressions of Ukrainian culture, say Ukrainian officials. 'Their plan was to destroy our history.'
Moscow’s attacks on Ukrainian museums and theaters are part of a broader assault on the national identityJustyna Mielnikiewicz/MAPS for The Wall Street JournalKHERSON, Ukraine—The glass at the Kherson Regional Museum that once
protected ancient pottery from the area now lies broken on the floor. The fifth-century jewelry is gone. Shelves that used to house artifacts from the Cossacks, who lived in the area before it was conquered by the Russian Empire, are now empty.
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