Buildings, structures, objects before and after the start of the war

Russian troops are destroying churches all over Ukraine, believing they may be ammunition depots or military locations. 
 

The Pavlovs' manor is a two-storey building in the historic centre of Kharkiv, on Poltavskyi Shlyakh Street, built in 1832 by architect Andrii Ton. It was destroyed by a Russian missile.

This building used to house the secondary school No. 4. The building was destroyed by Russian shelling. 

A Russian S-300 missile hit the central city hospital in the town of Selidovo.  

Here is a photo selection of the most famous objects destroyed by Russian troops in the cities of Luhansk region

Here is a photo selection of the most famous objects destroyed by Russian troops in the cities of Zaporizhzhia region

Having been defeated on the battlefield, Russian troops inflicted maximum damage to all possible infrastructure in Ukrainian cities. Here are photos of the destruction in the Chernihiv region.

A photo selection of the landmarks destroyed by the Russians during the massive shelling of Mariupol.

Retreating from the Sumy region, Russian troops inflicted maximum damage to all possible infrastructure, including Ukraine's cultural heritage, objects that pose absolutely no threat.

Russian occupants are chaotically shelling Kherson with mortars and heavy artillery every day. The regional library came under Russian fire.