History is being made here and now, and it is important to preserve its evidence for posterity. The Pokrovsk Historical Museum has received new unique exhibits - the wreckage of an enemy kamikaze drone, the Geranium-2, and FPV drones that were destroyed in the Pokrovsk sector.
These artifacts were handed over by representatives of the Pokrovske territorial community volunteer unit No. 1. Each of them is a direct proof of the real fighting that is taking place on the territory of the community and the region, and at the same time a symbol of resistance and steadfastness of Ukrainian defenders.
"These wrecks are silent witnesses to what our soldiers go through every day. They tell about the reality of war better than any words. Preserving such exhibits in the museum is our duty to those who are fighting and to those who will live after us. This is a memory that cannot be erased," emphasized Olena Olekhnovych, head of the Department of Culture, Tourism and Protection of Cultural Heritage of the Pokrovsk City Council.
The new exhibits will become part of the permanent exhibition dedicated to the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by Russia. The museum is actively working to preserve the material evidence of this war so that future generations can not only read about the events, but also see the evidence with their own eyes.
The Pokrovsk MVA thanks the defenders for their initiative and willingness to share a piece of frontline truth with the community.
Based on the materials of the Pokrovsk City Military Administration