The jewels stolen from the museum are estimated to be worth approximately $102 million and have not yet been found.
Recently, Paris police arrested five more individuals suspected of the Louvre heist, according to sources.
According to Paris prosecutor Laure Becco, these arrests took place on October 29 in various areas of the capital and in the suburb of Seine-Saint-Denis. She noted that the stolen jewels have still not been located.
Previously, police had already arrested two suspects in this crime. One of them was apprehended on October 25 at Charles de Gaulle Airport while attempting to leave the country for Algeria; the other was captured in Seine-Saint-Denis, located near Paris.
The robbery at the Louvre occurred on October 19, when criminals dressed as workers stole royal jewels from the collection of Napoleon and Empress Joséphine, including a brooch, necklace, and diadem. A broken crown belonging to Empress Eugénie, the wife of Napoleon III, was also found outside the museum building.
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