Ukraine works with Interpol to find thousands of cultural artefacts looted by Russians
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“Ukraine works with Interpol to find thousands of cultural artefacts looted by Russians Russia has moved to formalise control over seized collections by adding 77 Ukrainian museums in occupied regions into its national catalogue When Alina Dotsenko returned to her museum after Ukrainian forces retook the southern city of Kherson from Russian forces in late 2022, she found thousands of artworks had vanished”
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