<p>Hundreds of masked protesters attacked police and caused havoc in Ballymena, Northern Ireland, on the second night of violence linked to a sexual assault case. Police reported 'serious disorder' and police were attacked with Molotov cocktails and stones. The fires destroyed houses and cars and the investigation is looking into racially motivated hate crimes, as the accused are two citizens who were "overheard" speaking Romanian. The British government condemned the violence.
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Revolta din Irlanda de Nord continuă: atacuri asupra poliției și case incendiate
Revolte într-un oraş din Irlanda de Nord după ce doi adolescenţi care vorbeau română au fost acuzaţi de tentativă de viol. Peste 32 de poliţişti au fost răniţi, maşini incendiate, geamuri sparte, proprietăţi distruse, după două nopţi de violenţe majore
În Irlanda de Nord, un oraș este ca un „ceainic în fierbere”. Iar în ceainic sunt migranții cu cetățenie română / Mișcările de stradă sunt numite „zonă de război” și comparate cu cele contra migranților musulmani
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