Since the start of the war, many cultural sites, including churches, monuments, museums and historic buildings, have been partially or completely destroyed in Ukraine. UNESCO has renewed its call for respect for international law and has also expressed its willingness to support the reconstruction of what has been destroyed. Ukraine: More than 150 cultural sites destroyed in war Photo by Kharkiv mayor's office In the photo: Kharkiv residents encase

The current rules on free tickets for refugees from Ukraine will remain in force until Thursday, 30 June, but from the first of July fares will have to be paid This is the case on the PKP Intercity website. From 1 to 30 June, Ukrainian citizens can travel for free only from and to cities on Poland's eastern border, namely Chełm, Dorohusk, Lublin, Grubieszów, Peremysl, Zagórz, Jarosław and Rzeszów. Free

What benefits Ukrainian refugees in the Czech Republic can expect to receive However, the payments will stop if Ukrainians already receive free accommodation, food and hygiene products from the state. It has become known what payments Ukrainians in this country should expect to receive. After receiving a Temporary Protection visa in the Czech Republic, all Ukrainian refugees will receive an allowance in the amount of 5 thousand crowns (about 200

WizzAir will offer free tickets to Ukrainian refugees until the end of June Hungarian low-cost carrier Wizz Air is offering an additional 4,500 free tickets to the UK for internally displaced people from Ukraine. The airline has extended the charity initiative until 30 June This is reported on the VisitUkraine and Lowcostavia platforms. "Hungarian low-cost carrier Wizz Air has announced the extension of its joint initiative with non-profit organisations Choose

New rules introduced in the UK will allow Ukrainian refugee minors to enter the country unaccompanied if there is an eligible family willing to take them in. Getty Images Hundreds of Ukrainian teenagers who applied for visas could not get into Britain because they had no chaperones Until now, some 1,000 Ukrainian teenagers have been in limbo because they have not had the escorts required under the terms

Ukrainians affected by Russian aggression can receive compensation from 5,000 to 30,000 euros You must apply to the European Court of Human Rights within four months of the date you suffered Russian aggression, but no later than 16 January 2023. How do I apply? Fill in the form at the following link: https://espl.com.ua Download the document on your computer, print it out, put it in an envelope and label it