Protesters torch buildings and vehicles, block roads over Belfast stabbing
Anti-immigration protesters set fire to buildings and vehicles and blocked roads in Belfast on Tuesday evening. This unrest followed a stabbing incident that occurred the previous day, allegedly committed by a Sudanese refugee.

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AI-generatedAnti-immigration protesters set fire to buildings and vehicles and blocked roads in Belfast on Tuesday evening. This unrest followed a stabbing incident that occurred the previous day, allegedly committed by a Sudanese refugee. Hundreds of masked protesters gathered at multiple locations across the city. A bus and several cars were ignited, and a building near the city center caught fire, necessitating the evacuation of its residents. One resident reported that fires began in bins around 7:30 pm, accompanied by the sound of police sirens.
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5 extractedA building near the city centre caught fire, requiring resident evacuation.
A bus and several cars were set alight during the protests.
Protesters blocked roads in Belfast.
Anti-immigration protesters torched buildings and vehicles in Belfast.
The protests occurred after a stabbing allegedly by a Sudanese refugee.