New punch operation by environmental activists on a tennis court.
This Sunday, a woman tried in vain to interrupt the final of the ATP tournament in Halle between Daniil Medvedev and Hubert Hurkacz by attaching herself to the net.
The same scene had marked one of the semi-finals of Roland-Garros a few days ago.
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“There are only three years left”
The activist wore a t-shirt with the inscription in German "Only three years left".
In Paris, the “Last renovation” movement claimed militant action during the match between Marin Cilic and Casper Ruud.
The young woman then wore the slogan on her t-shirt: “We have 1028 days left” (“We have 1028 days left”).
She had managed to attach herself to the net by the neck.
The images had not been broadcast live by television channels.
In Halle, the security men, who got there in threes, managed to control the activist before she attached herself to the net.
They evacuated her by dragging her off the court and the match was able to resume after a very short interruption.
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