Russian journalist sells Nobel Prize for record $103.5 million to help Ukrainian kids
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Dmitry Muratov, a Russian journalist, sold his Nobel Peace Prize for a huge sum of $103.5 million to help children who had to leave their homes because of the war in Ukraine.
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Maria Ressa of the Philippines shared the Nobel Peace Prize with Muratov in 2021
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Dmitry Muratov will share the Nobel Peace Prize in 2021. He is also the editor of one of Russia's last major independent newspapers.
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Heritage Auctions, which held the New York auction on World Refugee Day, said in a statement that all of the auction's earnings will go to UNICEF
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Since 1999, Putin, Russia's supreme leader, has relentlessly targeted liberal Russian media outlets
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The Kremlin's discourse on the war with Ukraine is carefully followed by Russia's mainstream media and state-controlled organisations.
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The previous record for a Nobel medal auction was slightly under $5 million, according to U.S. media sources.
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Leaving Russia on Thursday, Muratov began his journey to New York City, where live bidding would begin on Monday afternoon.
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