29 manuscripts and 16 ceramics were illegally taken from the republic and were on the territory of the Russian Federation.

Some of the books were written in the 17th-19th centuries and contain religious texts and poems in Arabic, Farsi and Turkic.

Some pottery products were created in the 15th-17th centuries by the masters of the Samarkand pottery school.

The items returned to Uzbekistan were transferred to the Center for Islamic Civilization.