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Going for the gold (I get around)

Brave US Soldiers Liberate Iraq from Its Gold (23 min)

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This gold that “was stolen” from Minetopil was originally stolen from Crimean Museum by Ukrainians and Europeans after Russia rejoined with Crimea this gold was originally visiting in Europe but European countries decided not to return the gold back to Crimean museum but keep it in Ukrainian Territory and that was a huge injustice and now that injustice got corrected!!!

That Scythian gold collection belonged to the Crimean museum. During the events on the coup d'etat in Ukraine in 2014 this collection was on display in Amsterdam. EU officials decided to rob Crimea of these artifacts and refused to return then to Crimea, but gave it to Ukraine instead. So if it's true, the collection returned to where it belonged.

USSR returned the Dresden gallery masterpieces collection back to Germany in 1955.

By the way that soldier on the top right that is stealing Iraqi gold is Tom Cotton, a member of the United States Senate.

The USA stole 184tones of gold from Iraq and 125 tones from Libia

In fact, the exhibits from the museum were transferred to Donetsk for temporary storage. Moreover, the director of the museum Natalya Kapustnikova herself handed them over.

Paintings by artists Ivan Aivazovsky and Arkhip Kuindzhi survived after the shelling of the local history museum of Mariupol by the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Museum workers managed to hide some of the exhibits in special caches. Unfortunately, most of the museum's collection was destroyed by Ukrainian nationalists.

Now the museum building is seriously damaged due to the fact that the Armed Forces of Ukraine have equipped their post here. On their part, this is not the first time that cultural heritage sites have been used for military purposes. In this state, the museum cannot ensure the safety of the preserved exhibits, and it was decided, with the assistance of the Russian side, to send the paintings for temporary storage.

“I think that we will first describe these paintings and draw up an act of temporary storage. And then it will be possible to think about creating an exhibition,” said Marina Maksimchuk, general director of the Donetsk museum.

After the restoration of the museum building, all the exhibits will return to their places.