The Picasso painting seized in Bayburt has been put up for sale for 6 million Euros.

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The Bayburt Chief Public Prosecutor's Office has taken action against the crimes of trafficking in historical artifacts and unauthorized excavations. It has been determined that historical artifacts are being trafficked in connection with Bayburt, and that artifacts obtained through unauthorized excavations in protected areas are being offered for sale at high prices.

THEY SELL THE ARTIFACTS THEY EXTRACTED FROM THE EAST TO THE WEST

The Bayburt Provincial Gendarmerie Command, which deepened the investigation, found that historical artifacts extracted without permission from the Eastern and Southeastern Anatolia regions are being sold to western provinces through intermediaries, and that some are being prepared for export abroad.

The teams initiated simultaneous operations in 14 provinces targeting the residences, workplaces, and vehicles of 21 suspects.

THEY OFFERED PICASSO'S PAINTING FOR SALE AT 6 MILLION EUROS

During the operation, 3,072 coins from the Ottoman period, 178 coins from the Eastern Roman and Byzantine periods estimated to be around a thousand years old, various objects, and a painting believed to belong to the world-famous painter Pablo Picasso were seized. It was determined that the suspects had offered Picasso's painting for sale at 6 million Euros.

MONITORED RELEASE FOR 2 SUSPECTS

Of the 21 suspects captured during the operation, 19 were released after their statements. 2 suspects were released by the court with a monitored release decision.