The artworks of Medvedchuk have generated over 1 million UAH for the budget, according to ARMA.

Only a portion of the traitor's collection from Ukraine has been sold. Currently, 56 paintings are still in the process of being sold.

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The Asset Recovery and Management Agency (ARMA) has sold 80 paintings from the seized collection of Ukrainian traitor Viktor Medvedchuk for over 1 million UAH.

ARMA Chair Oksana Duma reported this information.

An additional 56 artworks are currently being sold, with some valued at nearly 200,000 UAH. These include:

“The Troika” by Kostiantyn Stoylov for 174,500 UAH;
“Midday in Crimea” by Lev Vitkovskyi for almost 190,000 UAH;
“Composition with Boats” for 196,000 UAH. The author is unknown.

The upcoming auctions will take place on the ProZorro.Sales platform on December 4 and 5.

As a reminder, the first part of Medvedchuk's painting collection—16 paintings—was sold for 317,000 UAH. The entire collection of 136 paintings was valued at 4 million UAH.

Background. Earlier, Mind reported that ARMA sold Medvedchuk's watches for over 7 million UAH.