Two arrests of alleged suspects in the Louvre Museum robbery were confirmed Sunday by Paris prosecutor Laure Beko. According to information from the French newspaper Le Figaro, two of the suspects who participated in the film robbery of the world’s most famous museum were arrested on Saturday night.

One in Roissy as he prepared to board a flight to Algeria from Charles de Gaulle airport. The operation took place around 10 p.m. (local time – 11 p.m. Greek time) by the Robbery Suppression Brigade (BRB), in charge of the investigations, which had mobilized more than 100 researchers last week.

At the same time, a second suspect was arrested by the judicial police of Paris in Saint-Saint-Denis. The second suspect arrested in the Paris area planned to escape to Mali, according to Le Figaro information from a police source.

However, according to the newspaper’s information, the eight crown jewels of France, worth 88 million euros, they had not been found until Sunday morning.

The Paris prosecutor decried the “hasty disclosure” of information about the arrests.

“I deeply regret the hasty disclosure of this information by informed persons, without regard to investigation,” Laure Beko said in a statement obtained by Le Figaro.

“This revelation can only to harm research efforts of the 100 or so investigators who have been deployed in search of both the stolen jewelery and all the perpetratorshe noted.

From the first hours after this spectacular theft, which revealed the failure of the security measures at the museum, the French Minister of the Interior, Laurent Nounier, expressed confidence in the authorities in solving the case.

In a post published on the social network X, the new Minister of the Interior, gave his “warm congratulations to the investigators who worked tirelessly” for the arrest of the two robbers.

After the first arrests are expected dominoes of revelations and new arrests.