A significant theft has struck a Syrian museum, with six precious sculptures of Venus among the stolen artifacts. These sculptures, crafted from marble, alabaster, and plaster, were integral to the museum’s esteemed collection. Among the stolen pieces is a restored marble Venus with damaged feet, an incomplete alabaster figure, and a plaster statue depicting a standing woman, renowned as a quintessential representation of female sculpture. The Ministry of Culture has issued a call to action, urging both domestic and international institutions to collaborate in locating the stolen works and providing any relevant information. The ministry underscored the protection of Syrian heritage as a shared national and collective duty. This initiative aligns with a broader national strategy focused on documenting and preserving Syrian antiquities, enhancing museum security, and safeguarding the artistic and cultural legacy that reflects Syria’s rich, millennia-spanning history.