Louvre waxay dib u furtay Apollo Gallery ka dib dhacii Octobar 2025

Louvre Museum ayaa dib u furay Apollo Gallery dadweynaha maalintii Arbacada, taasoo ah markii ugu horreysay ee booqdayaasha la ogolaado tan iyo Octobar 2025. Waxaa dhacay dhac dharaar ah oo laga xaday qooraha boqortooyo ee qiimahoodu ahaa €88 milyan ($102 milyan).

Faahfaahinta Dhacii Dharaariga Ahaa

Bishii Octobar 2025, tuugadu waxay adeegsadeen wiish ku rakiban gaari weyn si ay daaqad uga galaan Louvre saacadu markay ahayd 9:30 subaxnimo, xilligaas oo matxafku wali furanayay. Waxay wadeen qalabyo koronto sida gooyaha disc-ga ah waxayna xadeen qooraha boqortooyada Faransiiska.

Jidka ay ku baxayeen, tuugadu waxay soo dhigeen taaj da'diisu tahay 170 sano oo uu zaaray Napoleon III isagoo qayb ka ah laba taaj oo isaga iyo xaaskiisa Empress Eugenie loogu talagalay. Taajkii wuxuu ahaa 'si xun u qaab-dhumucay' laakiin 'ku dhowaa inuu dhamaystiran yahay' oo la soo celin karo.

Soo Celinta Apollo Gallery iyo Ammaanka

Apollo Gallery waxay ku soo noqonaysaa ujeeddadeedii xafladaha ee qarnigii 17-aad, iyadoo aan lahayn qooraha ama walxaha qaaliga ah ee la soo bandhigi jiray. Dadweynuhu waxay arki karaan saqafyada dahabka ah iyo sawirada Giriigga; agaasimaha Christophe Leribault ayaa sheegay in waxyaabihii hore loo raray meel kale oo matxafka ah.

Maamulka ayaa kordhiyay ammaanka matxafka iyagoo ku daray kamaradaha ilaalin cusub iyo nidaamyo ka hortagga gudbinta. Horumarkani waa qayb ka mid ah qorshaha casriyaynta toban sano ee kharashkiisu gaarayo €800 milyan.

Hadalka Wasiirada iyo Agaasimaha

Apollo Gallery waa mid ka mid ah meelaha ugu cajiibsan Louvre, saqafyadeeda naqshadeeyay Charles Le Brun oo uu markii dambe ku daray rinji-yaqaan Faransiis ah Eugene Delacroix. Leribault wuxuu xilka uga qaaday agaasimihii hore Laurence des Cars oo istiqaalay kadib dhacii.

Wasiirka Dhaqanka Faransiiska Catherine Pegard ayaa dhacii ku tilmaamay 'maalin xun' wuxuuna yiri 'waxay ahayd dhibaato ku timid adduunka oo dhan'. Maamulka ayaa qorshayaashaas ammaanka ku dhex daray qorshaha casriyaynta muddo dheer.

Visitors return to the historic room as the museum strengthens security and relocates treasures

The Louvre Museum reopened its Apollo Gallery to the public on Wednesday, the first access since October 2025. Robbers stole €88 million ($102 million) in crown jewels during a daytime heist. The Louvre is the world's most visited museum, with up to 9 million visitors yearly.

Details of the October 2025 Heist

The October 2025 heist occurred at 9:30 a.m., while the museum was still opening. Thieves used a crane mounted on a truck to enter through a window and were equipped with power tools such as a disc cutter to steal French crown jewels.

On their way out, the thieves dropped a 170-year-old crown made for Napoleon III and Empress Eugenie. The Louvre said it was 'badly deformed' but 'nearly intact' and could be restored, leaving it among items not taken from the gallery.

Gallery Reopens Without Treasures

The Apollo Gallery now returns to its 17th-century ceremonial purpose with no jewels on display. The public can view gilded ceilings and Greek frescoes. Director Christophe Leribault said former exhibits were relocated elsewhere in the museum.

The gallery is among the Louvre's most marvelous spaces, with ceilings by Charles Le Brun and later work by Eugene Delacroix. Leribault took over after Laurence des Cars resigned following the heist that exposed security failures at the museum.

Security Upgrades and Official Response

French Culture Minister Catherine Pegard called the heist a 'sinister day' and said it was 'a trauma for the entire world.' Authorities boosted security with new surveillance cameras and anti-intrusion systems across the museum.

These improvements form part of a decade-long modernization plan costing up to €800 million. The upgrades follow the theft that revealed vulnerabilities in one of the world's most renowned cultural institutions.