Just Stop Oil Protestors Vandalise Stonehenge With Orange Spray Paint in UK, Two Arrested; Videos Surface

UK police reported the arrest of two individuals on Wednesday after “Just Stop Oil” activists sprayed an orange substance on Stonehenge, the iconic prehistoric UNESCO World Heritage Site in southwest England. Video footage circulating on social media shows two people, dressed in white shirts bearing the "Just Stop Oil" slogan, approaching the ancient monoliths and spraying paint from canisters. The incident, which occurred on Wednesday, June 19, drew immediate reactions from members of the public, who attempted to stop the protesters by dragging them away. The swift intervention of bystanders and police led to the prompt arrest of the activists. The Just Stop Oil group has been known for its direct actions to raise awareness about climate change and fossil fuel dependency. UK: ‘Just Stop Oil’ Protesters Destroy Protective Glass of Rokeby Venus Painting at National Gallery in London, Video Surfaces.

Just Stop Oil Spray Protestors Orange Paint on Stonehenge

Police Arrest the Protestors

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