Xinhua Agency, Paris, October 29 (Reporters Tang Ji and Qiao Benxiao) Paris prosecutor Lore Becqueau announced on the afternoon of the 29th that the investigation of the Louvre robbery case had made "significant progress" and the two suspects "partially admitted" to participating in the robbery. But the stolen jewelry has not yet been found.

Becqueo said at a press conference that day that the two suspects arrested on the 25th will be formally charged with "organized theft" and "criminal gang crimes." These two charges carry maximum sentences of 15 years and 10 years in prison respectively.

On the 19th of this month, four disguised people came outside the Louvre, operating the lifting device, dive into the room from the balcony outside the building and steal nine jewelry in minutes, one of which belongs to the queen of Orléans has been found by the police.