18.10.2026 12:30
In France, while the number of detentions in protests against President Emmanuel Macron's administration is reported to have reached 1,200, another looting image has been added. A protester drew attention by mocking the events, pretending to clean the streets with a vacuum cleaner looted from a store. As demonstrations intensify in the country, luxury stores have also become targets of looters.
During protests in France, luxury stores became targets of looters, while a protester's action was caught on camera. Taking the vacuum cleaner he had looted from the store in his hand, the protester began pretending to clean the streets in the middle of the crowd.
The protester, who covered his face, moved the vacuum cleaner back and forth on the road, as if putting on a cleaning show. This attitude displayed in an environment where streets were in chaos and stores were looted was interpreted as mocking the events that took place.
REACTION TO MACRON GOVERNMENT SPILLED ONTO THE STREETS
In France, where reactions to President Emmanuel Macron's government have grown, demonstrations turned in places into clashes between security forces and protesters. While many businesses, especially luxury stores, became targets of looting, security forces intervened against the protesters.
It is reported that the number of people taken into custody due to the protests in the country has reached 1,200. The events have increased pressure on the Macron government, while security measures have also been intensified.
A NEW ONE WAS ADDED TO THE LOOTING FOOTAGE
While footage of products being taken from stores during the demonstrations came to the agenda, the protester who mimicked street cleaning with a vacuum cleaner also became one of the noteworthy examples of the chaos.
On one hand, looted stores and interventions by security forces; on the other, a protester demonstrating with the product he looted, revealed the point that what happened on the streets of France has reached.