Russians destroy unique mosaic "Hutsul dance" in occupied Yevpatoriya - URC
Kyiv • UNN
The occupiers in Yevpatoriya (Kezlev), Crimea, destroyed the unique Hutsul Dance mosaic on the facade of the former Rodnychok boarding house to clear the area for the construction of multi-storey housing, despite activists' calls to preserve it.
The occupiers in Yevpatoria (Kezlev) destroyed the unique mosaic "Hutsul Dance". This was reported by the Crimean Tatar Resource Center with reference to the local media, UNN reports.
The developer destroyed the unique mosaic panel "Hutsul Dance" on the facade of the former Rodnichok boarding house. The territory is being "cleared" for construction of multi-storey housing.
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The agency noted that Crimean residents had previously tried to reach out to the occupation authorities in Crimea and preserve the mosaic. The activists emphasized the value of the monumental relief mosaic panel, as well as the importance of preserving it for history and posterity. In particular, they appealed to the so-called "head of Crimea" Aksyonov, appointed by the Russian Federation. However, to no avail.
The activists in Crimea even found mosaic specialists who were willing to dismantle the panel on a volunteer basis, and they also arranged for a place to store it until it was installed in a new location.
Unfortunately, the activists' appeals did not affect the destruction of the mosaic panel.
