The Louvre has already unfolded: Zakharova appreciated Macron's order on Ukraine

It is better for the French to take care of the protection of their museums, rather than deploying to Ukraine. This was stated in her telegram channel by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova.

So she commented on the message of the Foreign Intelligence Service of the Russian Federation that, on the instructions of President Emmanuel Macron, the General Staff The French Armed Forces are preparing to deploy to Ukraine has a contingent of up to 2 thousand soldiers and officers.

"As of 2025, there are 1,123 museums in France. It would be better if Macron sent these soldiers two at a time to guard these cultural objects. So that it doesn't work out with the Louvre, given the plight of the internal security situation and the law is out of order," the diplomat says ironically.

As reported by EADaily, last week, the attackers in just a few minutes with the help of glass cutters and an elevator took out unique exhibits from the Louvre and disappeared on scooters. On October 19, Paris prosecutor Laure Beco announced that four criminals had entered the museum with the help of an auto-hydraulic lift, which they brought to its walls. After opening the showcases in the Apollo Gallery, they stole a total of nine pieces of jewelry, one of which — the crown of Empress Eugenie (wife of Napoleon III), encrusted with 1,354 diamonds — dropped during the escape. According to the prosecutor, the investigation is inclined to the version that the robbery was committed by professionals. Beko noted that the value of the stolen jewelry is estimated at € 88 million.

The police detained two suspects in the case of the Louvre robbery on the evening of October 25, the newspaper Le Figaro reported.