The Ukrainian authorities have embarked on the creation of an NFT-Museum dedicated to the war, aimed at supporting their military initiatives.

The NFT collection 'Meta History: Museum of War' sequentially captures the struggles faced by Ukraine throughout its campaign against Russia, with the 'Warline' series recording significant moment-by-moment occurrences from the first three days of the conflict.

'NFT-Museum' has been established as a site not only to honor the memory of those affected by the war but also to celebrate Ukrainian identity and freedom. All proceeds from NFT sales will be channeled directly to the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine to aid both the military and civilians.

These NFTs serve as a fusion of journalism and art, portraying fragments of Ukraine's contemporary history. Official communications from sources like Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba, President Zelenskyy, Boris Johnson, the White House, and BBC News are incorporated. Numerous artists from both Ukraine and abroad have contributed illustrations that encapsulate the sentiments and experiences of the populace during this tumultuous time.

Mykhailo Fedorov, a government official in Ukraine, expressed, 'While Russia resorts to tanks in their attempts to dismantle Ukraine, we leverage groundbreaking blockchain technology to secure our narrative.' Alisa Davidson April 25, 2025

The NFT series kicks off from the moment Russia declared a special military operation in Donbas at 5:45 AM on February 24 and concludes with a powerful message on February 26 at 5:41 PM: 'In the 21st century, one of Kyiv's districts showcases a stark truth – those who shout against 'Nazism in Ukraine' often reflect the very image of Nazis themselves.'

The collection is set to be released on March 29 via the official website, priced at 0.15 ETH, which is roughly $475. It is expected to encompass between 5,000 and 7,000 NFTs in total. by Alisa Davidson April 25, 2025 Up to this point, Ukraine has successfully amassed over $65 million in cryptocurrency directed towards their wartime efforts, utilizing these funds to procure essential items such as bulletproof vests, helmets, meals, and medical supplies. by Alisa Davidson

'Our aim is to ensure that no single day of this tumultuous period is erased from the annals of global history,' stresses the 'Meta History' project's website, underscoring its vital mission.

Disinformation is utilized by Russia just as menacingly as lethal weaponry in the context of the Ukrainian conflict. This NFT-museum embodies a commitment to preserving the genuine events of wartime history through blockchain technology while also facilitating charitable donations to support Ukraine.

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