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Inclusion of a Ukrainian artifact from 6,000 BCE, stolen during Russia’s invasion, in the “Ten Most Wanted Antiquities” list

Inclusion of a Ukrainian artifact from 6,000 BCE, stolen during Russia’s invasion, in the “Ten Most Wanted Antiquities” list
Inclusion of a Ukrainian artifact from 6,000 BCE, stolen during Russia’s invasion, in the “Ten Most Wanted Antiquities” list
Inclusion of a Ukrainian artifact from 6,000 BCE, stolen during Russia’s invasion, in the “Ten Most Wanted Antiquities” list

On August 5, 2025, representatives of the NGO CSIA attended an event organized by the Atlantic Council’s Eurasia Center and the Antiquities Coalition in Washington, DC, announcing the inclusion of a Ukrainian artifact from 6,000 BCE, stolen during Russia’s invasion, in the “Ten Most Wanted Antiquities” list.

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The forum was honored by the presence of Adiz Boboev, Governor of Uzbekistan’s Samarkand Region, and Furqat Sidikov, Ambassador of Uzbekistan to the United States. 

The meetings resulted in agreements to support the establishment of English language courses in Samarkand, provide assistance to the Ukrainian diaspora, and strengthen cooperation between the Ukrainian and Uzbek diaspora communities in the United States.

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Global food security is one of the key areas of the statutory activities of the Center for Strategic Initiatives and Analysis (CSIA).