This is in line with the 2006 UNESCO International Convention.
Missile cruiser “Moscow”, which until recently belonged to Russia and was the flagship of the Black Sea Fleet , now owned by Ukraine, as it sank 50 kilometers from our shores. According to TSN journalists, since April 15, it belongs to the Central Naval Museum of Ukraine under the leadership of Sergei Voronov.
Vorontsov himself says that now the cruiser has a different name – not “Moscow”, but ob ' underwater cultural heritage site №2064. That's how he was entered in the register.
“This (the place where” Moscow “sank – ed.) is Ukraine's exclusive economic waters, and according to the 2006 UNESCO International Convention ratified by Ukraine,… all traces of human life on the Black Sea floor are owned by the state of Ukraine “, – said Voronov.
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We will remind, in the evening on April 14 in the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation confirmed that the cruiser “Moscow” sank. It was noted there that the ship, which had already been damaged as a result of the storm, capsized.
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