Polish culture minister Hanna Wroblewska has announced a plan to relocate art heritage in the event of a Russian invasion, based on international cooperation.
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Poland is finalizing a plan to protect its artistic heritage, essential in the face of Russian threats, culture minister Hanna Wroblewska has said. The plan, part of a national security strategy, aims to temporarily relocate works of art from 160 institutions with the help of international partners. Maciej Matysiak, a former colonel, will oversee the operation, drawing on Poland's experience in supporting Ukraine. Assessing priority assets for evacuation remains a challenge. Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia are developing similar plans.
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