Belfast Unrest: Buildings, Cars on Fire Amid Protests Over Brutal Stabbing Attack

The unrest came amid visuals showing anti-immigration groups marching in the streets after far-right activists called for demonstrations. | World News

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Protests against immigration flared in Northern Ireland, with demonstrators in Belfast setting buildings and cars on fire in response to a brutal stabbing attack that was widely circulated in a graphic video.

Anti-immigration groups marched in the streets after far-right activists called for demonstrations, leading to chaos on residential streets with eyewitnesses describing scenes of masked youths setting fire to homes of immigrants and forcing residents to flee.

A 30-year-old Sudanese man has been charged with attempted murder in connection with the attack, which left a man critically injured and prompted widespread shock and condemnation.

Police have urged people to remain calm and act responsibly, while authorities have condemned the attack and called for peaceful protest.