Law Ukraine, Not Russia, Has Control Over a Major Trove of Ancient Crimean Gold, a Court Has Ruled Ownership of the gold treasures has been the subject of a bitter court battle since Russia annexed Crimea in 2014. By Taylor Dafoe, 53 mins ago
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