The estate of Leopold Koenig, one of the wealthiest entrepreneurs of the Russian Empire.The estate was acquired by sugar magnate Leopold Koenig in 1874. The Koenig family significantly changed the appearance of the estate. In particular, the facades of the complex were given baroque forms, decorated with pilasters and bas-reliefs in the form of angels and chimeras.
— Trostianets, Ukraine: 2020

The Koenig estate was destroyed twice. The first time was during the Second World War, when Trostianets was occupied by German troops. The Nazis blew it up, but the building was rebuilt in the early 1950s. The building was damaged for the second time on 27 March 2022, when Russian troops burned this unique architectural monument of national importance while retreating from Trostianets. Direct shelling by Russian tanks and a fire in the building severely damaged the facades, destroyed the roof and ceilings, destroyed the interiors, and smashed windows.
— Trostianets, Ukraine: March, 2022

The construction of the railway in Okhtyrka began in 1893, and in 1895 the first freight train passed through the town. In 1943, during the Second World War, the station building was destroyed by the Nazi invaders. After the station was rebuilt, it became part of the Kharkiv-Sumy main line, and a modern rail bus has been running here since 2007.
— Okhtyrka, Ukraine: 2021

On 8 March 2022, Russian planes completely destroyed the 127-year-old old building of the Okhtyrka railway station during a two-hour bombing campaign. After the destruction caused by the Russian occupiers, the historic building of the Okhtyrka station cannot be restored.
— Okhtyrka, Ukraine: March, 2022

On 8 March 2022, Russian planes completely destroyed the 127-year-old old building of the Okhtyrka railway station during a two-hour bombing campaign. After the destruction caused by the Russian occupiers, the historic building of the Okhtyrka station cannot be restored.
— Okhtyrka, Ukraine: 2020

On the night of 8 March 2022, during a full-scale offensive on the territory of Ukraine, Russian troops dropped bombs on the centre of Okhtyrka. Along with the building of the Okhtyrka City Council and the museum, the House of Culture was destroyed. For decades, it had been a centre of creative freedom for the townspeople and a centre of creative freedom that gave rise to the People's House.
— Okhtyrka, Ukraine: March, 2022

The Krugyi Dvir (Round Yard) manor house. During the Soviet era, this manor was used as a warehouse, and no funds were allocated for its repair. Only after Ukraine gained independence did the first restoration work begin, and the complex was not only recognised as a local architectural monument, but also included in the popular list of the hundred most amazing objects in Ukraine and became a centre of rich cultural life.
— Trostianets, Ukraine: 2018

With the beginning of Russia's full-scale armed attack on Ukraine, the walls of the Round Court came under fire from Russian troops, who damaged the windows and facades of the walls on 1 March 2022. Next to the broken gate, the occupiers placed an artillery unit.
— Trostianets, Ukraine: March, 2022