Ukraine's sports ministry advances plan to build ice arena in Kyiv, using equipment rescued from Kherson worth 70 million hryvnias; project review due by August 1.
The Ministry of Sports of Ukraine is processing a project to build an ice arena in Kyiv on the basis of the Olympic Professional College named after Ivan Piddubny. Equipment rescued from Kherson, previously purchased with state budget funds worth 70 million hryvnias, has already been transferred for the future arena. The next step is the construction of a frame hangar; the project is undergoing expert review expected to be completed by August 1 of this year.
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