Greenpeace UK Activists Arrested After Dyeing US Embassy Pond Red in Protest

The protest, led by Greenpeace UK's co-director Will McCallum, condemned US arms sales to Israel, linking them to civilian casualties in Gaza.

Six Greenpeace UK activists, including co-executive director Will McCallum, were arrested on charges of conspiracy to cause criminal damage during the protest in London.
Activists poured 300 liters of non-toxic, biodegradable red dye into the US Embassy pond to symbolize bloodshed tied to US arms sales to Israel.
The protest highlighted the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with Greenpeace calling for a total arms embargo on Israel by both the US and UK governments.
The Metropolitan Police confirmed that the pond is publicly accessible, with no breach of the embassy's secure perimeter during the protest.
The US Embassy criticized the protest, citing damage to a 1.5 million gallon water supply and the waste of a local environmental resource.