I somehow missed this nugget in a Guardian article on Tuesday: "The opposition National Transitional Council (NTC) said on Tuesday that guards from a specially trained Tripoli brigade, made up of fighters from the capital, were being stationed at the national museum as well as other key cultural sites." That is really interesting news, and very heartening, especially since it is the Libyans themselves taking responsibility for the dangerous but important task of securing their own cultural patrimony.
Thanks to Cori Wegener and the excellent U.S. Committee of the Blue Shield for the find.
Russian Barrage on Civilian Targets Also Damages Kyiv's Historic Dormition
Cathedral at the Lavra Monastery
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Ukrainian authorities confirm that Kyiv’s iconic Lavra Monastery was
significantly damaged during a Russian drone and missile raid last night.
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