Russian Dmitry danaskai warship sunk in 1905 with gold and many valuable assets that rumors are prevalent. The ruins of the ship have found that such claims from many rescue organizations are almost established.
But 113 years later, the ship was discovered on the coast of a South Korean island. The Korean firm, The Shinil Group, claimed they found the ship.
BBC Bangla says that the war ships started in 1885. Donetsk worked in the Mediterranean and Baltic Sea before moving to the Pacific Ocean. Although warhead was not a warship in Dontsky, it did not get damaged in the war. Rather, it fell behind its fleet and was attacked by the Japanese.
In the year 1905, the crucifix ship leaked to celebrate Japan's victory in the historic Sushi War between Russia and Japan.
There is a rumor that Donsk was carrying ships filled with gold for paying the wages of the Russian fleet and paying dock fees in the Pacific Ocean.
It is estimated that the value of gold that could be worth billions of dollars today But there was no evidence that there was gold in the ship. Rather, researchers and academicians have questioned the possibility of bringing gold by the war ships.
Russia's Eastern Federal University professor Kirill Kölsenkinko says why Russia will send such a huge quantity of gold, when it can be sent to the train without risk?
Yet, in the last century, many Japanese and South Korean institutions tried to rescue ships with gold.
Meanwhile, in 2001, a Korean firm claimed to have found the ships, although they were unable to collect the ships due to bankruptcy.
Now the Shinil group says they have found Donski and they are uploading photos and video footage of rescue work to YouTube. But now the question is raised about this institution.
A South Korean news website says that the company was formed just in June. Although the Shinil Group says they are the successors of the Shinil Corporation formed in 1957.
Its capital is very low, just about 67 thousand pounds of money. At the same time, the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not even have the permission to resume under the sea.
