Thieves use explosives to steal gold ‘masterpieces’ from Dutch museum

Four antique machines were stolen from a Dutch museum in the early hours of the morning.

Thieves used explosives to break into the dreum museum in Caum, which was hosting an exhibition of Jewish gold and silver jewelry.

He left with three Diacian bracelets and a copy of the exhibit – the amazingly decorated COTOFERYI helmet, which was made about 2,500 years ago.

The Romanian Ministry has promised to remove all traces of the stolen items, which were exposed to the Dutch Museum from Bucharest.

Museum director Harry Tuun also said the staff were “shocked, which he said was the biggest in its 170-year history.

Police were called to the scene after the explosion at 03:45 local time (04:45 gmt) on Saturday.

Offices that have already conducted a search and review of CCTV throughout the day.

Police are also investigating a burnt-out car found on a nearby road, which they suspect may be linked to the robbery.

“The most likely scenario is that the driver swapped with another car near the fire,” Dutch police said.

No arrests have been made, but authorities suspect more people were involved. Police have called Intercting Incycy Incycy to assist in the investigation.

A statement from the museum said four

All stolen goods are of great cultural importance in Romania, and the iron helmet of cotofenerennine and the whole country.

In the late 1990s, 24 bracelets from the same period were dug up by treasure hunters and sold abroad.

The Romani government worked for years to return them to collectors in Austria, Germany, France, the UK and the United States.