Key points:
- Cultural institutions in Ukraine have received equipment to enable them to continue operating during power outages.
- The “Warm Ukraine!” initiative is being implemented by the Lithuanian non-governmental organization “Strong Together.”
- The aid includes electric generators, heaters, and extension cords.
- The equipment was delivered to the National Reserve “Sofia Kyivska.”
Cultural institutions in Ukraine have received technical equipment to ensure stable operation during power outages as part of the “Warm Ukraine!” initiative, which is being implemented by the Lithuanian public organization “Strong Together” (Stiprūs Kartu). This was reported by the Ministry of Culture of Ukraine.
Museums and reserves received electric generators, heaters, and extension cords, which are critical for preserving cultural heritage and ensuring the stable operation of cultural institutions in wartime.
The equipment was handed over at the National Reserve “Sofia Kyivska” in the presence of representatives of the cultural community, including Taras Voznyak, Director General of the Lviv National Art Gallery named after B. G. Voznytsky, and Ivan Verbytsky, Deputy Minister of Culture of Ukraine.
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