VIDEO | Ecoactivists against Taylor Swift's private jet

The protest was made to end fossil fuels by 2030

ROME - After the prehistoric monoliths of Stonehenge targeted yesterday, the eco-activists also 'hit' the airport where Taylor Swift's private jet landed.In a video published on social media, two environmental activists from 'Just stop oil' cut the fence of the private London Stansted airport where, among others, the jet of the popular singer who will perform tomorrow in Wembley stadium and they paint the planes with the same orange paint used for other eco-attacks.There is no certainty that the pop star's plane was hit but the message is reported on social media:“80% of the world's population has never taken a flight.Just 1% of people cause 50% of global aviation emissions.In 2024 we must all consider what we can do every day to change the direction our society is on.We need an emergency treaty to stop the extraction and burning of oil, gas and coal by 2030."Environmentalists Jennifer Kowalski, 28, and Cole Macdonald, 22, were arrested on charges of vandalism and "interference with the functioning of national infrastructures".