Jewelry worth over €30,000 was stolen from the Izbuc Monastery, left by the faithful in the box of the Mother of God's Icon
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<p>A significant theft took place at the Izbuc Monastery, where jewelry worth more than €30,000 was stolen. This jewelry, mostly made of gold, was donated by the faithful and was on display in a box dedicated to the miracle-working Icon of the Virgin Mary. The authorities have launched an investigation to identify those responsible for the incident.
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