Key Points
- Four European countries—Germany, France, Finland, and Ireland—have issued travel advisories for Minneapolis following the fatal shooting of two protesters.
- The advisories warn of ongoing unrest, demonstrations, and potential violent clashes with authorities in Minneapolis and nearby cities.
- Foreign ministries recommend citizens stay vigilant, avoid crowds and city centers, and follow local authority instructions.
Summary
Following the fatal shooting of two protesters by federal officers in Minneapolis, four European countries—Germany, France, Finland, and Ireland—have issued travel advisories cautioning their citizens about visiting the city. The advisories highlight ongoing demonstrations, unrest, and the potential for violent clashes with authorities, urging travelers to remain vigilant, avoid crowds and city centers, and closely follow instructions from local authorities.
