Banksy's anti-war work stolen in London less than an hour after authorship was confirmed

In South London, unknown men stole an anti-war work by the world's most famous street artist Banksy. This was reported by the BBC, according to UNN.

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The report says that the two men actually stole a work created by the world's most famous street artist Banksy. It was a car stop sign with three drones, reminiscent of the strikes on Ukraine.

The artist confirmed the authenticity of the installation on Friday afternoon, after which the theft occurred less than an hour later.

The London police stated that there is no investigation into the incident, as none of the owners of the artwork reported the theft.

One of the eyewitnesses said that the attacker fell off his bicycle, which served as a stand, and then returned with a screwdriver, which he used to unfasten the sign.