Yurt of invincibility
Project of the chairman of the interparliamentary friendship group “Ukraine-Kazakhstan”, People’s Deputy of Ukraine Serhii Nahorniak, Kazakh businessman Daulet Nurzhanov, and representatives of the Kazakh diaspora in Ukraine.
Yurts in the cities of Ukraine
As part of the project, seven Kazakh invincibility yurts were installed, which will serve as a heating point during a blackout in Ukraine. Also, the yurts will serve as a venue for various trainings, master classes, etc. for children and adults.
A yurt is a traditional Kazakh mobile home that can accommodate up to 50 people at the same time. In the yurt, you can also get to know the culture of Kazakhstan and have a good time.
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Звіт 2022-2025Yurt of invincibility project news
Chronology of the project
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06.01.2023 – Opening of the first yurt of invincibility
Ceremony opening of the first Yurt of Invincibility in Ukraine in the city of Bucha
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14.01.2023 – Opening of the second yurt of invincibility
Ceremony opening of the second Yurt of Invincibility in Ukraine in the city of Kyiv
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22.01.2023 – Opening of the third yurt of invincibility
Ceremony opening of the third Yurt of Invincibility in Ukraine in the city of Kharkiv
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01.02.2023 – Opening of the fourth yurt of invincibility
Ceremony opening of the fourth Yurt of Invincibility in Ukraine in the city of Lviv
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12.02.2023 – Opening of the fifth yurt of invincibility
Ceremony opening of the fifth Yurt of Invincibility in Ukraine in the city of Odesa
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07.03.2023 – Ceremony opening of the six Yurt of Invincibility in Ukraine in the city of Dnipro
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15.03.2023 – Ceremony opening of the seven Yurt of Invincibility in Ukraine in the city of Mykolaiv
Publications about the yurt in the massmedia
- 02.02.2023 - Fourth yurt of invincibility installed in Ukraine - "AKIpress";
- 24.01.2023 - Opinion: Kazakhstan’s “Yurts of Invincibility” are more than just a humanitarian initiative for Ukraine - "Commonspace";
- 23.01.2023 - Invincibility Yurt to Open in Kharkiv - "Gwara Media";
- 23.01.2023 - Kazakhstan pivots away from Russia, one yurt at a time - "Emerging Europe";
- 16.01.2023 - Kazakh ‘Yurt Of Invincibility’ in Ukraine’s Bucha Sparks Moscow-Astana Tensions - "The Caspian Post";
- 14.01.2023 - Ukrainian “Yurt of Invincibility” serves as heating point during Russia’s invasion - "USA TODAY";
- 13.01.2023 - Kyiv’s yurt of invincibility highlights Kazahstan-Russian rift - "Coffe or Die";
- 11.01.2023 - Kazakh ‘Yurt Of Invincibility’ In Ukraine’s Bucha Sparks Moscow-Astana Tensions - "Radio Free Europe Radio Liberty";
- 11.01.2023 - Remember the Invincibility yurt in Bucha I posted about several days ago? - "Twitter - Anton Gerashenko";
- 08.01.2023 - “Yurt of invincibility” was opened in Bucha with the support of Kazakhstan - "The Odessa journal";
FAQ
A yurt is a Kazakh portable frame dwelling with felt covering, an ancient traditional dwelling of Turkic nomads, which is used in Ukraine as a heating point during blackouts from Russian missile attacks.
The idea and implementation of the project belong to the head of the interparliamentary friendship group “Ukraine-Kazakhstan”, People’s Deputy of Ukraine Serhii Nahorniak.
A total of eight such yurts are planned to be installed. The cities where the yurts will be installed are Bucha, Kyiv, Kharkiv, Lviv, Odesa, as well as in the Cherkasy region, the city is still to be determined.
The project is implemented directly by the author of the project, People’s Deputy of Ukraine Nahorniak Serhii, with the support of Kazakh businessman Daulet Nurzhanov, the “Kazakh Diaspora of Ukraine”, and local self-government bodies of the cities where the yurt is installed