The conservatory building was damaged as a result of the attack on Kyiv on May 24
As a result of the heavy shelling of Kyiv on the night of May 24, the building of the P. I. Tchaikovsky National Music Academy of Ukraine (Kyiv Conservatory) sustained damage. The building is a historic structure in the center of the capital, located on Independence Square. The National Music Academy of Ukraine traces its history back to 1863 and is one of the oldest music educational institutions in the country.
This was reported by Maksym Tymoshenko, a professor at the National Academy of Culture and Arts Management.
According to the professor, during an inspection of the historic building’s roof, experts discovered the point where a piece of debris struck. In addition, the blast wave caused significant damage to the building’s windows—a total of 32 windows were damaged throughout the conservatory.
Currently, the full extent of the damage is being assessed, and preparations are underway for urgent emergency repair work to protect the unique concert hall and classrooms from the elements.
The National Music Academy of Ukraine—a state-run higher music education institution with Level IV accreditation—traces its history back to 1863 and holds a leading position among Ukraine’s music universities and ranks among the world’s top institutions.
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On the night of May 24, Russian troops carried out a massive combined attack on Kyiv, using ballistic missiles and strike drones. All districts of the capital came under fire.
On the night of May 24, Russian forces carried out a massive attack on the Kyiv region, using strike drones, cruise missiles, and ballistic missiles. The shelling resulted in casualties and damage across all districts of the region.
