The Literature Museum Kharkiv's building was damaged by an explosion wave on March 1, 2025.
Sources
- Tetiana Pylypchuk über „Antitext“ und Zensur (blog.dnb.de)
- https://nakypilo.ua/novyny/vid-nichnoi-ataky-bpla-postrazhdav-litmuzei-u-kharkovi-foto/ (nakypilo.ua)
- https://times.kharkiv.ua/2025/04/07/harkivskij-literaturnij-muzej-zakrivsya-na-remont-pislya-rosijskogo-obstrilu-foto/ (times.kharkiv.ua)
- https://life.pravda.com.ua/culture/u-harkovi-vidkrivayetsya-literaturniy-muzey-pislya-obstriliv-314569/ (life.pravda.com.ua)
- https://mezha.net/eng/bukvy/cf080e29_kharkiv_literary_museum/ (mezha.net)
- https://lyuk.media/news/litmuseum-is-open/ (lyuk.media)
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