Russian tourists film fun in Paris amid riots

Russian tourists are filming infernal videos from Paris and other French cities — drinking coffee in the background of mass riots...

Consensus

Russian tourists are filming videos in Paris during mass protests and riots.
The tourists are posting these videos on social media with ironic or humorous commentary.
The protests in France have led to widespread violence, including arson, looting, and clashes with police.
French authorities have reported hundreds of arrests and injuries during the unrest.
The unrest has spread beyond France to cities in Italy and Germany.
Tourists are continuing their trips despite the dangerous conditions.

Minister of the Interior Laurent Nuñez admitted lack of foresight and loss of control and offered his resignation, which was rejected by President Emmanuel Macron. — m24
Tourists filmed themselves taking photos at the Eiffel Tower with burning tires in the background and described the experience with irony. — m24
One tourist compared her long-awaited trip to an absurdity, saying she waited a month for a visa only to arrive in a city 'burning to hell'. — m24
The number of tourists to Europe has dropped more than tenfold compared to pre-pandemic levels. — m24
In Limoges, a historic city hall building burned down during the protests. — tg_bazabazon
In Marseille, protesters broke into the municipal building. — tg_bazabazon
One protest participant died after cardiac arrest. — tg_bazabazon
Tourists reported being trapped inside a boutique due to iron shutters being closed by owners to protect the store from vandals. — tg_bazabazon
The protests began as peaceful demonstrations against rising prices and poor education quality. — tg_bazabazon