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A view of the boat remains on the shoreline as water in Dnipro river dropped more than 4 meters after the explosion of the Kakhovka dam in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now. Stock Photo
RM2RXD613–A view of the boat remains on the shoreline as water in Dnipro river dropped more than 4 meters after the explosion of the Kakhovka dam in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now.
Fisherman and a dog seen on the shoreline by the central pier as water in Dnipro river dropped more than 4 meters after the explosion of the Kakhovka dam in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now. Stock Photo
RM2RXD628–Fisherman and a dog seen on the shoreline by the central pier as water in Dnipro river dropped more than 4 meters after the explosion of the Kakhovka dam in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now.
A view of the municipal bomb shelter in the park zone in the center of Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now. Stock Photo
RM2RXD61W–A view of the municipal bomb shelter in the park zone in the center of Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now.
Fishermen seen on the shoreline by the central pier as water in Dnipro river dropped more than 4 meters after the explosion of the Kakhovka dam in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now. Stock Photo
RM2RXD611–Fishermen seen on the shoreline by the central pier as water in Dnipro river dropped more than 4 meters after the explosion of the Kakhovka dam in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now.
Local residents are seeing on a central pier as water in Dnipro river dropped more than 4 meters after the explosion of the Kakhovka dam in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now. Stock Photo
RM2RXD622–Local residents are seeing on a central pier as water in Dnipro river dropped more than 4 meters after the explosion of the Kakhovka dam in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now.
A view of the private houses on the shoreline as water in Dnipro river dropped more than 4 meters after the explosion of the Kakhovka dam in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now. Stock Photo
RM2RXD5XP–A view of the private houses on the shoreline as water in Dnipro river dropped more than 4 meters after the explosion of the Kakhovka dam in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now.
A girl is playing with her dog very close to the central pier as water in Dnipro river dropped more than 4 meters after the explosion of the Kakhovka dam in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now. Stock Photo
RM2RXD625–A girl is playing with her dog very close to the central pier as water in Dnipro river dropped more than 4 meters after the explosion of the Kakhovka dam in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now.
A view of the old water level mark on the shoreline as water in Dnipro river dropped more than 4 meters after the explosion of the Kakhovka dam in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now. Stock Photo
RM2RXD60W–A view of the old water level mark on the shoreline as water in Dnipro river dropped more than 4 meters after the explosion of the Kakhovka dam in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now.
A girl is walking with her dog very close to the central pier as water in Dnipro river dropped more than 4 meters after the explosion of the Kakhovka dam in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now. Stock Photo
RM2RXD5XM–A girl is walking with her dog very close to the central pier as water in Dnipro river dropped more than 4 meters after the explosion of the Kakhovka dam in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now.
Volunteers seen cleaning a river from the garbage as water in Dnipro river dropped more than 4 meters after the explosion of the Kakhovka dam in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now. Stock Photo
RM2RXD5XY–Volunteers seen cleaning a river from the garbage as water in Dnipro river dropped more than 4 meters after the explosion of the Kakhovka dam in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now.
A man is playing with his grandson near the fountain in the city park in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now. Stock Photo
RM2RXD5Y2–A man is playing with his grandson near the fountain in the city park in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now.
Tour vessels seen touched at the bottom of the river as water in Dnipro river dropped more than 4 meters after the explosion of the Kakhovka dam in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now. Stock Photo
RM2RXD5WY–Tour vessels seen touched at the bottom of the river as water in Dnipro river dropped more than 4 meters after the explosion of the Kakhovka dam in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now.
A view of the apartment building that was heavily damaged by Russian shelling in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now. Stock Photo
RM2RXD5WM–A view of the apartment building that was heavily damaged by Russian shelling in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now.
Tour vessels seen touched at the bottom of the river as water in Dnipro river dropped more than 4 meters after the explosion of the Kakhovka dam in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now. Stock Photo
RM2RXD5TD–Tour vessels seen touched at the bottom of the river as water in Dnipro river dropped more than 4 meters after the explosion of the Kakhovka dam in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now.
Housebuilders seen during a reconstruction of the apartment building that was heavily damaged by Russian shelling in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now. Stock Photo
RM2RXD5TA–Housebuilders seen during a reconstruction of the apartment building that was heavily damaged by Russian shelling in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now.
Housebuilders seen during a reconstruction of the apartment building that was heavily damaged by Russian shelling in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now. Stock Photo
RM2RXD5TN–Housebuilders seen during a reconstruction of the apartment building that was heavily damaged by Russian shelling in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now.
A woman with her dog seen crossing the river while volunteers clean a river from the garbage as water in Dnipro river dropped more than 4 meters after the explosion of the Kakhovka dam in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now. Stock Photo
RM2RXD5TB–A woman with her dog seen crossing the river while volunteers clean a river from the garbage as water in Dnipro river dropped more than 4 meters after the explosion of the Kakhovka dam in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now.
A local resident is taking photographs of the fountain in the city park in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now. Stock Photo
RM2RXD5R7–A local resident is taking photographs of the fountain in the city park in Zaporizhzhia. The commander of the Tavria group troops, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi (Ukraine), said that the Defence Forces had broken through the Russian defences in Verbove, Zaporizhzhia region. He adds that the main thing is not to lose the initiative that the Ukrainian army has now.
Protesters hold flags during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Police again used water cannon against the protesters. The 552 arrested demonstrators were ta Stock Photo
RM2RXD570–Protesters hold flags during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Police again used water cannon against the protesters. The 552 arrested demonstrators were ta
Protesters hold placards during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Police again used water cannon against the protesters. The 552 arrested demonstrators were Stock Photo
RM2RXD566–Protesters hold placards during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Police again used water cannon against the protesters. The 552 arrested demonstrators were
Some of the 552 peaceful Extinction Rebellion activists, queuing to board the bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fu Stock Photo
RM2RXD576–Some of the 552 peaceful Extinction Rebellion activists, queuing to board the bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fu
Some of the 552 peaceful Extinction Rebellion activists, queuing to board the bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fu Stock Photo
RM2RXD577–Some of the 552 peaceful Extinction Rebellion activists, queuing to board the bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fu
An activist who refused to leave the blockade is taken away by the police to a waiting bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the rally. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Polic Stock Photo
RM2RXD56H–An activist who refused to leave the blockade is taken away by the police to a waiting bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the rally. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Polic
Some of the 552 peaceful Extinction Rebellion activists, queuing to board the bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fu Stock Photo
RM2RXD56N–Some of the 552 peaceful Extinction Rebellion activists, queuing to board the bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fu
Some of the 552 peaceful Extinction Rebellion activists, queuing to board the bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fu Stock Photo
RM2RXD56T–Some of the 552 peaceful Extinction Rebellion activists, queuing to board the bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fu
An activist who refused to leave the blockade is taken away by the police to the bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the rally. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Police agai Stock Photo
RM2RXD564–An activist who refused to leave the blockade is taken away by the police to the bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the rally. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Police agai
An activist who refused to leave the blockade is taken away by the police to a waiting bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the rally. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Polic Stock Photo
RM2RXD55J–An activist who refused to leave the blockade is taken away by the police to a waiting bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the rally. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Polic
Some of the 552 peaceful Extinction Rebellion activists, are driven away by bus to the ADO football stadium during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Police Stock Photo
RM2RXD55K–Some of the 552 peaceful Extinction Rebellion activists, are driven away by bus to the ADO football stadium during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Police
An activist who refused to leave the blockade is taken away by the police to a waiting bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the rally. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Polic Stock Photo
RM2RXD56C–An activist who refused to leave the blockade is taken away by the police to a waiting bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the rally. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Polic
Protesters hold placards during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Police again used water cannon against the protesters. The 552 arrested demonstrators were Stock Photo
RM2RXD567–Protesters hold placards during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Police again used water cannon against the protesters. The 552 arrested demonstrators were
Protesters hold placards during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Police again used water cannon against the protesters. The 552 arrested demonstrators were Stock Photo
RM2RXD557–Protesters hold placards during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Police again used water cannon against the protesters. The 552 arrested demonstrators were
Extinction Rebellion climate activists sit under water canon during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Police again used water cannon against the protesters. Stock Photo
RM2RXD55E–Extinction Rebellion climate activists sit under water canon during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Police again used water cannon against the protesters.
An activist who refused to leave the blockade is taken away by the police to a waiting bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the rally. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Polic Stock Photo
RM2RXD55T–An activist who refused to leave the blockade is taken away by the police to a waiting bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the rally. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Polic
An activist who refused to leave the blockade is taken away by the police to a waiting bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the rally. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Polic Stock Photo
RM2RXD54X–An activist who refused to leave the blockade is taken away by the police to a waiting bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the rally. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Polic
An activist who refused to leave the blockade is taken away by the police to a waiting bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the rally. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Polic Stock Photo
RM2RXD55W–An activist who refused to leave the blockade is taken away by the police to a waiting bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the rally. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Polic
Some of the 552 peaceful Extinction Rebellion activists, queuing to board the bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fu Stock Photo
RM2RXD503–Some of the 552 peaceful Extinction Rebellion activists, queuing to board the bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fu
Activists from Extinction Rebellion sit in the middle of the during non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Police again used water cannon against the protesters. The Stock Photo
RM2RXD523–Activists from Extinction Rebellion sit in the middle of the during non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Police again used water cannon against the protesters. The
An activist who refused to leave the blockade is taken away by the police to a waiting bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the rally. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Polic Stock Photo
RM2RXD4Y8–An activist who refused to leave the blockade is taken away by the police to a waiting bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the rally. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Polic
Extinction Rebellion climate activists sit under water canon during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Police again used water cannon against the protesters. Stock Photo
RM2RXD4XN–Extinction Rebellion climate activists sit under water canon during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Police again used water cannon against the protesters.
Extinction Rebellion climate activists sit under water canon during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Police again used water cannon against the protesters. Stock Photo
RM2RXD4Y2–Extinction Rebellion climate activists sit under water canon during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Police again used water cannon against the protesters.
An activist who refused to leave the blockade is taken away by the police to a waiting bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the rally. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Polic Stock Photo
RM2RXD4WY–An activist who refused to leave the blockade is taken away by the police to a waiting bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the rally. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Polic
A female activist is escorted by police to a waiting bus that will take her to the ADO football stadium during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Police agai Stock Photo
RM2RXD4XF–A female activist is escorted by police to a waiting bus that will take her to the ADO football stadium during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Police agai
An activist who refused to leave the blockade is taken away by the police to a waiting bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the rally. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Polic Stock Photo
RM2RXD4XE–An activist who refused to leave the blockade is taken away by the police to a waiting bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the rally. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Polic
Activists from Extinction Rebellion sit in the middle of the during non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Police again used water cannon against the protesters. The Stock Photo
RM2RXD4XG–Activists from Extinction Rebellion sit in the middle of the during non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Police again used water cannon against the protesters. The
Extinction Rebellion climate activists sit under water canon during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Police again used water cannon against the protesters. Stock Photo
RM2RXD4X1–Extinction Rebellion climate activists sit under water canon during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Police again used water cannon against the protesters.
An activist who refused to leave the blockade is taken away by the police to a waiting bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the rally. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Polic Stock Photo
RM2RXD4X0–An activist who refused to leave the blockade is taken away by the police to a waiting bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the rally. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Polic
A female activist is escorted by police to a waiting bus that will take her to the ADO football stadium during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Police agai Stock Photo
RM2RXD4X3–A female activist is escorted by police to a waiting bus that will take her to the ADO football stadium during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Police agai
An activist who refused to leave the blockade is taken away by the police to a waiting bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the rally. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Polic Stock Photo
RM2RXD4X2–An activist who refused to leave the blockade is taken away by the police to a waiting bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the rally. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Polic
An activist who refused to leave the blockade is taken away by the police to a waiting bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the rally. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Polic Stock Photo
RM2RXD4WW–An activist who refused to leave the blockade is taken away by the police to a waiting bus that will take them to the ADO football stadium during the rally. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Polic
Extinction Rebellion climate activists sit under water canon during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Police again used water cannon against the protesters. Stock Photo
RM2RXD4WX–Extinction Rebellion climate activists sit under water canon during the non-violent sit-down demonstration. Today’s non-violent sit-down demo on the Utrechtsebaan, was the fifteenth-day of the A12 protest blockade in The Hague. The police arrested 552 activists on Saturday who were partially blocking the A12 in The Hague, 200 were arrested yesterday. Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have now blocked the main entrance road to the A12 for the fifteenth day in a row, demanding that the government stop supporting the fossil fuel industries. Police again used water cannon against the protesters.
People and Rugby World Cup posters are seen at the entrance to the Orange-Velodrome Stadium. France hosts the 2023 Rugby World Cup from September 8 to October 28, 2023. The South Africa - Tonga match will take place at the Orange-Vélodrome stadium in Marseille on October 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2RXD0HB–People and Rugby World Cup posters are seen at the entrance to the Orange-Velodrome Stadium. France hosts the 2023 Rugby World Cup from September 8 to October 28, 2023. The South Africa - Tonga match will take place at the Orange-Vélodrome stadium in Marseille on October 1, 2023.
People and Rugby World Cup posters are seen at the entrance to the Orange-Velodrome Stadium. France hosts the 2023 Rugby World Cup from September 8 to October 28, 2023. The South Africa - Tonga match will take place at the Orange-Vélodrome stadium in Marseille on October 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2RXD0HN–People and Rugby World Cup posters are seen at the entrance to the Orange-Velodrome Stadium. France hosts the 2023 Rugby World Cup from September 8 to October 28, 2023. The South Africa - Tonga match will take place at the Orange-Vélodrome stadium in Marseille on October 1, 2023.
People and Rugby World Cup posters are seen at the entrance to the Orange-Velodrome Stadium. France hosts the 2023 Rugby World Cup from September 8 to October 28, 2023. The South Africa - Tonga match will take place at the Orange-Vélodrome stadium in Marseille on October 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2RXD0HD–People and Rugby World Cup posters are seen at the entrance to the Orange-Velodrome Stadium. France hosts the 2023 Rugby World Cup from September 8 to October 28, 2023. The South Africa - Tonga match will take place at the Orange-Vélodrome stadium in Marseille on October 1, 2023.
People and Rugby World Cup posters are seen at the entrance to the Orange-Velodrome Stadium. France hosts the 2023 Rugby World Cup from September 8 to October 28, 2023. The South Africa - Tonga match will take place at the Orange-Vélodrome stadium in Marseille on October 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2RXD0GK–People and Rugby World Cup posters are seen at the entrance to the Orange-Velodrome Stadium. France hosts the 2023 Rugby World Cup from September 8 to October 28, 2023. The South Africa - Tonga match will take place at the Orange-Vélodrome stadium in Marseille on October 1, 2023.
People and Rugby World Cup posters are seen at the entrance to the Orange-Velodrome Stadium. France hosts the 2023 Rugby World Cup from September 8 to October 28, 2023. The South Africa - Tonga match will take place at the Orange-Vélodrome stadium in Marseille on October 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2RXD0G3–People and Rugby World Cup posters are seen at the entrance to the Orange-Velodrome Stadium. France hosts the 2023 Rugby World Cup from September 8 to October 28, 2023. The South Africa - Tonga match will take place at the Orange-Vélodrome stadium in Marseille on October 1, 2023.
People and Rugby World Cup posters are seen at the entrance to the Orange-Velodrome Stadium. France hosts the 2023 Rugby World Cup from September 8 to October 28, 2023. The South Africa - Tonga match will take place at the Orange-Vélodrome stadium in Marseille on October 1, 2023. Stock Photo
RM2RXD0G1–People and Rugby World Cup posters are seen at the entrance to the Orange-Velodrome Stadium. France hosts the 2023 Rugby World Cup from September 8 to October 28, 2023. The South Africa - Tonga match will take place at the Orange-Vélodrome stadium in Marseille on October 1, 2023.
Brigitte Bischoff Ebbesen, European Director of the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) answers questions from journalists during the press conference aboard the humanitarian ship Viking Ocean. The NGO SOS Méditerranée and its partner the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) have launched an appeal for solidarity from European states who bear witness to the deterioration of people in distress in the central Mediterranean. Stock Photo
RM2RXD03E–Brigitte Bischoff Ebbesen, European Director of the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) answers questions from journalists during the press conference aboard the humanitarian ship Viking Ocean. The NGO SOS Méditerranée and its partner the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) have launched an appeal for solidarity from European states who bear witness to the deterioration of people in distress in the central Mediterranean.
François Thomas, President of SOS Mediteranée France answers questions from journalists during the press conference aboard the humanitarian ship Viking Ocean. The NGO SOS Méditerranée and its partner the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) have launched an appeal for solidarity from European states who bear witness to the deterioration of people in distress in the central Mediterranean. Stock Photo
RM2RXD03M–François Thomas, President of SOS Mediteranée France answers questions from journalists during the press conference aboard the humanitarian ship Viking Ocean. The NGO SOS Méditerranée and its partner the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) have launched an appeal for solidarity from European states who bear witness to the deterioration of people in distress in the central Mediterranean.
Sophie Beau, co-founder and general director of SOS Méditerrané answers questions from journalists during the press conference aboard the humanitarian ship Ocean Viking. The NGO SOS Méditerranée and its partner the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) have launched an appeal for solidarity from European states who bear witness to the deterioration of people in distress in the central Mediterranean. Stock Photo
RM2RXD03F–Sophie Beau, co-founder and general director of SOS Méditerrané answers questions from journalists during the press conference aboard the humanitarian ship Ocean Viking. The NGO SOS Méditerranée and its partner the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) have launched an appeal for solidarity from European states who bear witness to the deterioration of people in distress in the central Mediterranean.
Xavier Castellanos, deputy secretary general of the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) answers questions from journalists during the press conference aboard the humanitarian ship Ocean Viking The NGO SOS Méditerranée and its partner the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) have launched an appeal for solidarity from European states who bear witness to the deterioration of people in distress in the central Mediterranean. Stock Photo
RM2RXD03H–Xavier Castellanos, deputy secretary general of the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) answers questions from journalists during the press conference aboard the humanitarian ship Ocean Viking The NGO SOS Méditerranée and its partner the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) have launched an appeal for solidarity from European states who bear witness to the deterioration of people in distress in the central Mediterranean.
François Thomas, President of SOS Mediteranée France answers questions from journalists during the press conference aboard the humanitarian ship Viking Ocean. The NGO SOS Méditerranée and its partner the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) have launched an appeal for solidarity from European states who bear witness to the deterioration of people in distress in the central Mediterranean. Stock Photo
RM2RXD03R–François Thomas, President of SOS Mediteranée France answers questions from journalists during the press conference aboard the humanitarian ship Viking Ocean. The NGO SOS Méditerranée and its partner the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) have launched an appeal for solidarity from European states who bear witness to the deterioration of people in distress in the central Mediterranean.
Brigitte Bischoff Ebbesen, European Director of the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) answers questions from journalists during the press conference aboard the humanitarian ship Viking Ocean. The NGO SOS Méditerranée and its partner the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) have launched an appeal for solidarity from European states who bear witness to the deterioration of people in distress in the central Mediterranean. Stock Photo
RM2RXD03N–Brigitte Bischoff Ebbesen, European Director of the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) answers questions from journalists during the press conference aboard the humanitarian ship Viking Ocean. The NGO SOS Méditerranée and its partner the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) have launched an appeal for solidarity from European states who bear witness to the deterioration of people in distress in the central Mediterranean.
Brigitte Bischoff Ebbesen, European Director of the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) answers questions from journalists during the press conference aboard the humanitarian ship Viking Ocean. The NGO SOS Méditerranée and its partner the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) have launched an appeal for solidarity from European states who bear witness to the deterioration of people in distress in the central Mediterranean. Stock Photo
RM2RXD03D–Brigitte Bischoff Ebbesen, European Director of the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) answers questions from journalists during the press conference aboard the humanitarian ship Viking Ocean. The NGO SOS Méditerranée and its partner the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) have launched an appeal for solidarity from European states who bear witness to the deterioration of people in distress in the central Mediterranean.
François Thomas, President of SOS Mediteranée France answers questions from journalists during the press conference aboard the humanitarian ship Viking Ocean. The NGO SOS Méditerranée and its partner the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) have launched an appeal for solidarity from European states who bear witness to the deterioration of people in distress in the central Mediterranean. Stock Photo
RM2RXD03K–François Thomas, President of SOS Mediteranée France answers questions from journalists during the press conference aboard the humanitarian ship Viking Ocean. The NGO SOS Méditerranée and its partner the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) have launched an appeal for solidarity from European states who bear witness to the deterioration of people in distress in the central Mediterranean.
Sophie Beau, co-founder and general director of SOS Méditerrané answers questions from journalists during the press conference aboard the humanitarian ship Ocean Viking. The NGO SOS Méditerranée and its partner the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) have launched an appeal for solidarity from European states who bear witness to the deterioration of people in distress in the central Mediterranean. Stock Photo
RM2RXD03J–Sophie Beau, co-founder and general director of SOS Méditerrané answers questions from journalists during the press conference aboard the humanitarian ship Ocean Viking. The NGO SOS Méditerranée and its partner the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) have launched an appeal for solidarity from European states who bear witness to the deterioration of people in distress in the central Mediterranean.
Xavier Castellanos, deputy secretary general of the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) answers questions from journalists during the press conference aboard the humanitarian ship Ocean Viking The NGO SOS Méditerranée and its partner the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) have launched an appeal for solidarity from European states who bear witness to the deterioration of people in distress in the central Mediterranean. Stock Photo
RM2RXD03P–Xavier Castellanos, deputy secretary general of the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) answers questions from journalists during the press conference aboard the humanitarian ship Ocean Viking The NGO SOS Méditerranée and its partner the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) have launched an appeal for solidarity from European states who bear witness to the deterioration of people in distress in the central Mediterranean.
From L to R : Jérome search and rescue team member, Xavier CASTELLANOS, Sophie BEAU, François THOMAS, Brigitte BISCHOFF EBBESEN, answer questions from journalists during the press conference aboard the humanitarian ship Viking Ocean The NGO SOS Méditerranée and its partner the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) have launched an appeal for solidarity from European states who bear witness to the deterioration of people in distress in the central Mediterranean. Stock Photo
RM2RXD03G–From L to R : Jérome search and rescue team member, Xavier CASTELLANOS, Sophie BEAU, François THOMAS, Brigitte BISCHOFF EBBESEN, answer questions from journalists during the press conference aboard the humanitarian ship Viking Ocean The NGO SOS Méditerranée and its partner the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) have launched an appeal for solidarity from European states who bear witness to the deterioration of people in distress in the central Mediterranean.
Sophie Beau, co-founder and general director of SOS Méditerrané answers questions from journalists during the press conference aboard the humanitarian ship Ocean Viking. The NGO SOS Méditerranée and its partner the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) have launched an appeal for solidarity from European states who bear witness to the deterioration of people in distress in the central Mediterranean. Stock Photo
RM2RXD01A–Sophie Beau, co-founder and general director of SOS Méditerrané answers questions from journalists during the press conference aboard the humanitarian ship Ocean Viking. The NGO SOS Méditerranée and its partner the IFRC (International Federation of the Red Cross) have launched an appeal for solidarity from European states who bear witness to the deterioration of people in distress in the central Mediterranean.
People watch the arrival of Pope Francis in his 'Papamobile' inside the Vélodrome stadium on a super giant screen. Thousands of people came to see Pope Francis stroll in his “Papamobile” on Avenue du Prado, they attended the high mass on giant screens at the Vélodrome stadium. Stock Photo
RM2RXCRHK–People watch the arrival of Pope Francis in his 'Papamobile' inside the Vélodrome stadium on a super giant screen. Thousands of people came to see Pope Francis stroll in his “Papamobile” on Avenue du Prado, they attended the high mass on giant screens at the Vélodrome stadium.
People attend the mass given by Pope Francis at the Vélodrome on a super giant screen. Thousands of people came to see Pope Francis stroll in his “Papamobile” on Avenue du Prado, they attended the high mass on giant screens at the Vélodrome stadium. Stock Photo
RM2RXCRH8–People attend the mass given by Pope Francis at the Vélodrome on a super giant screen. Thousands of people came to see Pope Francis stroll in his “Papamobile” on Avenue du Prado, they attended the high mass on giant screens at the Vélodrome stadium.
People gathered behind barriers wait to see Pope Francis pass in his “Papamobile”. Thousands of people came to see Pope Francis stroll in his “Papamobile” on Avenue du Prado, they attended the high mass on giant screens at the Vélodrome stadium. Stock Photo
RM2RXCREN–People gathered behind barriers wait to see Pope Francis pass in his “Papamobile”. Thousands of people came to see Pope Francis stroll in his “Papamobile” on Avenue du Prado, they attended the high mass on giant screens at the Vélodrome stadium.
People attend the mass given by Pope Francis at the Vélodrome on a super giant screen. Thousands of people came to see Pope Francis stroll in his “Papamobile” on Avenue du Prado, they attended the high mass on giant screens at the Vélodrome stadium. Stock Photo
RM2RXCRE3–People attend the mass given by Pope Francis at the Vélodrome on a super giant screen. Thousands of people came to see Pope Francis stroll in his “Papamobile” on Avenue du Prado, they attended the high mass on giant screens at the Vélodrome stadium.
Thousands of people walk in the street to attend the mass given by Pope Francis at the Vélodrome stadium on a super giant screen. Thousands of people came to see Pope Francis stroll in his “Papamobile” on Avenue du Prado, they attended the high mass on giant screens at the Vélodrome stadium. Stock Photo
RM2RXCRE6–Thousands of people walk in the street to attend the mass given by Pope Francis at the Vélodrome stadium on a super giant screen. Thousands of people came to see Pope Francis stroll in his “Papamobile” on Avenue du Prado, they attended the high mass on giant screens at the Vélodrome stadium.
A man watches Pope Francis' televised stroll in his 'Papamobile' live on his cell phone. Thousands of people came to see Pope Francis stroll in his “Papamobile” on Avenue du Prado, they attended the high mass on giant screens at the Vélodrome stadium. Stock Photo
RM2RXCRE5–A man watches Pope Francis' televised stroll in his 'Papamobile' live on his cell phone. Thousands of people came to see Pope Francis stroll in his “Papamobile” on Avenue du Prado, they attended the high mass on giant screens at the Vélodrome stadium.
A child perched on his father's shoulders attend the mass given by Pope Francis at the Vélodrome on a super giant screen. Thousands of people came to see Pope Francis stroll in his “Papamobile” on Avenue du Prado, they attended the high mass on giant screens at the Vélodrome stadium. Stock Photo
RM2RXCRE7–A child perched on his father's shoulders attend the mass given by Pope Francis at the Vélodrome on a super giant screen. Thousands of people came to see Pope Francis stroll in his “Papamobile” on Avenue du Prado, they attended the high mass on giant screens at the Vélodrome stadium.
A Vatican flag hangs from a street lamp. Thousands of people came to see Pope Francis stroll in his “Papamobile” on Avenue du Prado, they attended the high mass on giant screens at the Vélodrome stadium. Stock Photo
RM2RXCRE2–A Vatican flag hangs from a street lamp. Thousands of people came to see Pope Francis stroll in his “Papamobile” on Avenue du Prado, they attended the high mass on giant screens at the Vélodrome stadium.
A woman carries small flags of France and the Vatican in her hair. Thousands of people came to see Pope Francis stroll in his “Papamobile” on Avenue du Prado, they attended the high mass on giant screens at the Vélodrome stadium. Stock Photo
RM2RXCREX–A woman carries small flags of France and the Vatican in her hair. Thousands of people came to see Pope Francis stroll in his “Papamobile” on Avenue du Prado, they attended the high mass on giant screens at the Vélodrome stadium.
French, Vatican, and Marseille flags hang from street lamps. Thousands of people came to see Pope Francis stroll in his “Papamobile” on Avenue du Prado, they attended the high mass on giant screens at the Vélodrome stadium. Stock Photo
RM2RXCREA–French, Vatican, and Marseille flags hang from street lamps. Thousands of people came to see Pope Francis stroll in his “Papamobile” on Avenue du Prado, they attended the high mass on giant screens at the Vélodrome stadium.
A woman films the event with her cell phone. Thousands of people came to see Pope Francis stroll in his “Papamobile” on Avenue du Prado, they attended the high mass on giant screens at the Vélodrome stadium. Stock Photo
RM2RXCREW–A woman films the event with her cell phone. Thousands of people came to see Pope Francis stroll in his “Papamobile” on Avenue du Prado, they attended the high mass on giant screens at the Vélodrome stadium.
Sophie Hermann attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London. Stock Photo
RM2RXCCT8–Sophie Hermann attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London.
Kirk Newmann attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London. Stock Photo
RM2RXCCRM–Kirk Newmann attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London.
Sir Patrick Stewart and Sunny Ozell attend the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London. Stock Photo
RM2RXCCR6–Sir Patrick Stewart and Sunny Ozell attend the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London.
Sophie Hermann attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London. Stock Photo
RM2RXCCRT–Sophie Hermann attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London.
Eleanor Tomlinson attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London. Stock Photo
RM2RXCCT5–Eleanor Tomlinson attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London.
Jack Brett Anderson attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London. Stock Photo
RM2RXCCRE–Jack Brett Anderson attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London.
Thomas Brodie-Sangster attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London. Stock Photo
RM2RXCCRG–Thomas Brodie-Sangster attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London.
Celia Imrie attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London. Stock Photo
RM2RXCCRJ–Celia Imrie attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London.
Lisa Bruce attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London. Stock Photo
RM2RXCCPX–Lisa Bruce attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London.
Thomas Brodie-Sangster attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London. Stock Photo
RM2RXCCTK–Thomas Brodie-Sangster attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London.
Jack Brett Anderson attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London. Stock Photo
RM2RXCCRF–Jack Brett Anderson attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London.
Annes Elwy attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London. Stock Photo
RM2RXCCPM–Annes Elwy attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London.
Eleanor Tomlinson attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London. Stock Photo
RM2RXCCP9–Eleanor Tomlinson attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London.
Dancing On Tables attend the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London. Stock Photo
RM2RXCCMP–Dancing On Tables attend the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London.
Sir Patrick Stewart and Sunny Ozell attend the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London. Stock Photo
RM2RXCCKR–Sir Patrick Stewart and Sunny Ozell attend the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London.
Gurinder Chadha attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London. Stock Photo
RM2RXCCMK–Gurinder Chadha attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London.
Jason Isaacs attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London. Stock Photo
RM2RXCCMG–Jason Isaacs attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London.
Simon Pegg attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London. Stock Photo
RM2RXCCMJ–Simon Pegg attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London.
Rungano Nyoni attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London. Stock Photo
RM2RXCCM8–Rungano Nyoni attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London.
Anthony McCarten attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London. Stock Photo
RM2RXCCMC–Anthony McCarten attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London.
Jacqui Rafferty attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London. Stock Photo
RM2RXCCMY–Jacqui Rafferty attends the 'Newport Beach Film Festival' at The Rosewood Hotel in London.
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