A list of eight stolen items from the Louvre in France has been released. Macron said that every effort will be made to recover them
A list of eight stolen items has been released
Dati said, "We've seen some related videos: They don't target anyone specifically, but will sneak in quietly within four minutes, smash the display cabinets, take away the belongings, and then leave." The entire crime process was extremely professional."
The French Ministry of Culture said that a total of eight cultural relics were stolen. Including tiara, necklace and earrings from the jewelry set of Queen Mary-Amelie and Queen Alldowns; The necklace and earrings in Queen Marie-Louise's emerald suit; "Sacred Chest Brooch" Queen Eugenie's tiara and brooch with a large lapel.
Macron: We will spare no effort to recover the stolen items
French President Emmanuel Macron spoke out on the evening of the 19th local time regarding the theft case, stating that this incident was a serious violation of France's cherished cultural heritage and was related to the country's history and memory.
Macron also issued a statement on social media, saying that he would spare no effort to recover the stolen items and catch the thieves. He wrote, "Under the leadership of the Paris Prosecutor's Office, all regions are making every effort to achieve this goal."
French Interior Minister Nunez also said that this theft case was an "attack on the country and historical heritage". The police are doing their utmost to arrest the perpetrator as soon as possible, and investigators will carry out the operation with full force under official authorization.
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