If the Scythian gold is transferred to Ukraine, then it will be lost to the public, the head of the Crimea, Sergei Aksenov, is sure. In this case, “we won’t find any more ends,” he argues.
On the air of NTV, Aksenov noted that everything that falls “for safekeeping to Ukrainian officials – write letters.” He added that almost all the leaders of Ukraine were engaged in the search for artifacts in Crimea with the help of black archaeologists.
As a result, according to Aksenov, all the artifacts will end up in a private collection at the home of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. “This, probably, will be their victory,” Aksenov added.
Previously in Crimea, it was recommended to initiate a criminal case over the theft of Scythian gold. Before that, the Amsterdam Court of Appeal issued a ruling in which it said that the Scythian gold should be transferred to Ukraine.
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