This Tearline report summarizes confirmed impacts to cultural heritage sites due to the armed conflict in Ukraine between February and June 2022. All impact confirmations were made by the Cultural Heritage Monitoring Lab, a partnership between the Virginia Museum of Natural History and the Smithsonian Cultural Rescue Initiative
CHML has monitored and recorded impacts to cultural heritage sites across Ukraine throughout the ongoing conflict utilizing high-resolution commercial satellite imagery access supplied by the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency. In total, CHML analysts confirmed conflict-related impacts to 108 cultural sites throughout Ukraine between February and June 2022.
Read more of this intelligence report at Tearline.mil.
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