🇬🇧The decision on the admission to the main UNESCO World Heritage List is taken collectively. Therefore, today Odesa needs the support of each of the voters. This was stated by the Mayor of Odesa, Gennady Trukhanov, during a meeting with the Direc­to­r for East-Central and Eastern Europe of the Center for Liberal Modernity, Mrs. Marieluise Beck.

“Last week was very productive for us, we held a number of meetings and have almost completed the preparation of the necessary package of documents,” said the Mayor of Odesa.

Mrs. Beck stressed that she would cooperate with the working group and provide support wherever possible.

The House of Representatives of the United States Congress voted for a new and significant package of support for our state and global democracy. Almost $ 40 billion. A second vote will be held soon in the US Senate. This decision will then be signed by President Biden and will take effect. I am grateful to the people of America and to all our friends in Congress and Administration for their support.

🇬🇧Long live Ukraine! Long live Bulgaria! Under this slogan, a charity concert was held in the capital of Bulgaria, Sofia, in support of our country. Singers, artists and musicians from Bulgaria and Ukraine united with a common goal - to help Ukrainians who, due to hostilities, were forced to leave their homes and are now on the territory of Bulgaria.
Odesa residents also took part in the concert:

⁃ Olga Bogatyrenko - participant in the first season of the X-factor show;
⁃ Andrey Voynikov - showman, host of the event.

During the concert, a fundraiser was held to purchase food vouchers for large families.

“Today there is a war going on between the entire civilized world and the aggressor country russia. We feel constant support, and we are very grateful for it. Together we will win,” said Marina Lozovenko, deputy of the Odesa City Council.

🇬🇧As a result of one of the missile attacks on Odesa, one of the architectural gems of our city, the Vorontsov Palace, was damaged. The blast wave damaged windows and stucco elements.

“Once again, I want appeal to the international organization UNESCO on the inclusion of Odesa into the World Heritage List. We must preserve our architecture for future generations - not only of Odesa, but of the whole world,” Mayor Gennady Trukhanov commented.

Russia's strategic defeat is already obvious to everyone in the world and even to those who still continue to communicate with them. Russia simply lacks courage to admit it so far. They are cowards. And they are trying to hide the truth behind missile, air and artillery strikes. Therefore, our task is to fight until we achieve our goals in this war. Free our land, our people and reliably ensure our security.

Appeal of Odesa Mayor to the International community.

As a result of one of the rocket attacks on Odesa, one of the architectural gems of our city, the Vorontsov Palace, was damaged. The blast wave damaged windows and stucco elements.

“I want to once again appeal to the international organization UNESCO on the inclusion of Odesa in the World Heritage List. We must preserve our architecture for future generations - not only of Odesa, but of the whole world,” Mayor Gennadiy Trukhanov commented

🇬🇧The most important plan of the invaders, in addition to the capture of Eastern Ukraine, was to cut off Ukraine from the Black Sea Fleet and create new formations on the territory of South-Eastern Ukraine. Odesa played a special role in this regard. But we have successfully crashed these plans. This was stated in an interview with a journalist by the Japanese television company NHK by Deputy Odesa Mayor Oleg Bryndak.

According to Bryndak, the missile strikes that are launched on Odesa are revenge for the fact that our city did not meet the aggressor in the way it expected.

“The worst thing is that the main blows are inflicted on civilian infrastructure. It has nothing to do with military purposes. From this we can conclude that this is revenge for the fact that we, Ukrainians, live in our own independent country, are not happy with any “liberators” and do not accept the “russian world”, said Oleg Bryndak.