Dimitrii Donskoi Russian Ship That Takes Hundreds of Tons of Gold in Discover.

A Russian warship was found under the sea and an amazing amount of gold was found. This ship was allegedly sunk since 1905 during the war between Russia and Japan.

Russia is predicted to intentionally drown it so as not to fall in the hands of Japan during the Battle of Tsushima 113 years ago.

The Russian warship was named Dimitrii Donskoi and was discovered by a South Korean rescue team.

Quoted from the Daily Mail, parties from Russia reportedly demanded that all the wealth on board be returned to Moscow.

Donskoi is believed to carry 200 tons of gold and the value of the entire vessel reaches 133.4 billion US dollars or worth Rp. 1.927 trillion.

Livanskiy, head of the exploration group in eastern Russia, said, "Cruise ships are an invaluable discovery for Russia, an invaluable relic, a symbol of our heroic and tragic past and part of Russian military history."

Representatives from Russia said that the exploration team from South Korea was expected to return the ship and its gold findings.

They called the priceless treasure returned in Moscow as a "good attitude" from South Korea.

The wreck of a Russian warship was discovered in the middle of July and was known as a long-disappearing ship.

The exploration team from South Korea, called Shinil Group, said that it was possible for this warship to store hundreds of tons of gold.

Because the battleship Dimitrii Donskoi is believed to carry a gold supply from all the Russian Pacific squadrons when it was deliberately drowned.

Shinil Group plans to contribute 10 percent of their findings to help develop the island of Ulleungdo. The island is one of the main tourist attractions in South Korea.

The other ten percent will be given to Russian carcasses as owners of shipwrecks.

Of the available funds will be used to build a railway project that will connect South Korea and Russia through North Korea.

The battle between Japan and Russia known as the Battle of Tsushima is known to have resulted in 21 sinking ships and 4,500 Russian soldiers killed.

Japan also lost 3 ships and 117 soldiers were also killed.

Russian Warship Dimitrii Donskoi is believed to be carrying gold supplies to pay port fees and crew salaries when drowned.

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