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If we didnāt see figures in the trillions, this would almost be mind-blowing. A South Korean firm is reported to have found the wreck.
Hereās my question. If the gold bullion and coins are in the wreck, who is going to claim ownership of it? Will Russian make a big effort to claim it belongs to it?
The Dmitry Donskoi, a 5,800-ton ironclad cruiser, was in a fleet of 38 Russian Imperial Navy ships deployed from the Baltic to the Pacific. Citing historical accounts, The Express reports that the Dmitry Donskoi may be treasure-laden. In addition to carrying port expenses and salaries for the fleetās sailors and officers, she may have held gold reserves of other Russian ships damaged in the Battle of Tsushima in May 1905.
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