Coastal: Ukraine Has Provided Interpol with Data on Cultural Property Stolen by Russia
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According to Mincult, Russia has already stolen more than 35,000 museum items from Ukraine, and more than 1.7 million pieces remain in the occupied territories.
<p>The Russian Federation stole more than 35,000 museum exhibits from Ukraine — another 2.3 million cultural assets under threat. The Russian occupiers took away more than 35,000 museum items, including 33,440 from two museums in Kherson. Another 2.3 million valuables under menace.</p>
On the International Day Against Illegal Trafficking of Cultural Values, Foreign Minister Andriy Sibiga spoke about the scale of Russia's systematic attack on Ukrainian cultural heritage.
Ukraine transmits to Interpol data on cultural property stolen by Russia, with more than 350 items from the two Herson museums already in the search database.
During the Great War, Russia stole tens of thousands of museum exhibits from Ukraine. More than 2 million more remain in Ukraine temporarily occupied by Russia
Tatiana Berezhna: Russia will certainly bear responsibility for crimes against Ukrainian culture
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