Romania: Romanian police return 10 stolen paintings worth over EUR 90,000 (…)

July 8, 2026

Romanian police return 10 stolen paintings worth over EUR 90,000 to Italy
Jul 8, 2026

Romanian police return 10 stolen paintings worth over EUR 90,000 to Italy.

Romanian police have returned 10 paintings worth more than EUR 90,000 to the Italian authorities after recovering the artworks during an (…)

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