Attack on Blinken's vehicle
In the U.S. state of Virginia, a group protesting Israel's attacks on Gaza threw red paint at Secretary of State Blinken's vehicle.
AA
Red paint, representing the blood of civilians killed in Israel's attacks on Gaza, was poured onto U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken's vehicle. A group protesting the U.S. military aid to Israel and the Tel Aviv administration's killing of civilians in Gaza threw red paint at Blinken's official vehicle as he was leaving his residence.
According to AA, the protesters also left a mummy-like figure with blood-stained hands across from Blinken's residence in the McLean neighborhood of Virginia.
Protesters, who shouted "you should be ashamed" at Blinken as he left his home in a motorcade, ran after the vehicle for a while with Palestinian flags. The protesters also created a blood-like appearance with the red paint they poured in front of Blinken's house.
The demonstrators, who tried to draw attention by banging pots and pans together, shouted "Stop the deaths in Gaza" and "War criminal" at Blinken.