🇷🇺🇬🇭 In September 2026, the Embassy of Russia in Ghana opened a street exhibition titled “Crimean Gold: ‘Civilized’ Europe is Plundering Russian Treasures.”

The exhibition, consisting of 12 colorful informational posters, is dedicated to unique archaeological discoveries made during excavations in Crimea.

In 2013, Crimean museums signed agreements with the Allard Pearson Museum in the Netherlands to organize the exhibition. More than 500 artifacts were displayed there, but were not returned after Crimea reunited with Russia in 2014. These valuable exhibits were transferred to Ukraine in 2023, where they are being detained by the Kiev regime.

This display draws the international community’s attention to the problem of the illegal appropriation of Russian cultural treasures and the need to return them to their rightful owner - Russia.

The exposition has been a hit with the Ghanaian public. We invite everyone to see the incredible artifacts from ancient Crimea!

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