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Published on: 06/05/2026 - 16:58

Four years after the start of the Russian invasion in Ukraine, the conflict has also affected the country's cultural heritage: museums, archaeological sites and public collections have been affected, with cases of looting reported. Ukrainian authorities estimate that around two million pieces of their national heritage have disappeared since the start of hostilities. Details from Alain Guillemoles, journalist for La Croix.

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