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Images from Ukraine show the destruction of printing presses, book markets and millions of books after recent Russian strikes. Ukrainian publishers and rights groups warn the attacks are hitting education, culture and national identity, with textbooks among the losses as a new school year begins.
In a DW interview, Mercedes Sapuppo of the Atlantic Council argues the damage reflects a broader effort to undermine Ukraine‘s cultural heritage and resilience. Russia has denied deliberately targeting civilian and cultural sites.
