Two dozen 17th-century Dutch paintings stolen a decade ago have resurfaced in Ukraine, a Dutch museum revealed Monday, warning that the works were in danger of being sold on the black market after its own efforts to retrieve them failed.
Agence France-Presse: Stolen Dutch art found in Ukraine ‘risks being sold illegally’
People queue at checkpoint of Zaytseve, Donetsk region on Oct. 23, 2015, to cross the demarcation line between territory controlled by pro-Russian separatists and Ukrainian territory.
