Before the start of the European Cup, the members of "Greenpeace" airborne

When France, who was preparing to stage Group F to play against Germany at the European Cup of Nations in 2020 (Euro 2020), Taipei time on the 16th, an air migrant who planned to take the opportunity to take the opportunity to take the hang glider to protest was forced to land on the ground due to "technical difficulties." People were injured and sent to hospital for treatment. The European Football Association (UEFA) criticized the move as reckless and dangerous, and "enforcement authorities will take necessary actions."

From the live footage circulated on Twitter, it can be seen that a man driving a bright yellow hang glider with the slogan "Keep away the oil, green peace" first flew into the stadium at a steep angle, and then hit the cable for TV broadcasting. Looks out of control. Later, it was seen that the debris fell inside and outside the stadium, and the protesters tried to avoid crashing into the audience, and finally landed heavily near one of the goals in the stadium. The fans on the ground booed.

Sky News and BBC reported that the German team players Antonio Rüdiger and Robin Gosens took the lead to check on the man’s condition. Security guards also arrived quickly and escorted the man away from the football field to the sidelines for treatment. .

According to reports, the game kicked off on time without delay, but at least one person appeared to be injured before the protesters landed. Another photographer believed to have been injured by the incident walked on his own to receive treatment. The German branch of Greenpeace later admitted that the incident came from them, claiming that the original plan was to fly over the stadium to encourage Volkswagen, one of the main sponsors, to "make more contributions to protecting the climate." According to the statement, the German branch of Greenpeace apologized to the injured and will also support all investigations.