DEVELOPING: Protesters Storm COP30 Venue in Brazil Amid Chaos

Breaking News: Protesters Storm COP30 Venue in Brazil Amid Chaos Protesters have broken through security lines and entered the venue of the COP30 talks in Belem, Brazil, at around 18 minutes ago. UN security staff and Brazilian soldiers are on the scene, attempting to restore order. Delegates from almost 200 countries, including senior politicians, are being told to immediately leave the venue. According to eyewitnesses, protesters stormed the COP entrance with placards, while a security guard reported being hit in the head by a drum thrown by a protester. The situation is chaotic, with UN security staff and Brazilian soldiers trying to regain control. COP30 is a major international climate conference, where world leaders gather to discuss and agree on climate policies. This year's summit is significant due to the absence of several high-profile leaders, including former US President Donald Trump. The immediate impact of the protest is unclear, but it is likely to disrupt the talks and potentially delay the conference. The situation is ongoing, with reports of protesters still inside the venue. This is a developing story, and we will provide updates as more information becomes available.