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The Hasakah Museum in Syria, a completed but never-opened archaeological museum, is finally being prepared to open to the public after being occupied by military forces for over a decade. The building, constructed in 2002, was seized by the Assad regime's military in 2011 and used as a base and weapons depot, becoming part of a fortified security zone in the city center until the regime's forces withdrew in December 2024.