Russian media was quick to confirm the death of the Wagner boss, but many questions remain
. A private jet, owned by the mercenary boss, was travelling from Moscow to St Petersburg when it crashed near the village of Kuzhenkino in the Tver region on Wednesday. Footage circulating on social media showed an aircraft trailing smoke while dropping out of the sky, before exploding. All ten people onboard the jet, three pilots and seven passengers, were killed, according to Russia’s aviation agency.
Thousands of stolen British Museum artefacts may have been melted down or are in private homes in far-flung corners of the world,: “Some of them might have ended up in China, even some pieces might have been sold to jewellery shops to be melted down – gold or silver objects – even some pieces of jewellery might have been dismantled.”
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