Northern Ireland’s town of Ballymena has witnessed two consecutive days of violent protests following allegations of sexual assault against a teenage girl. Masked demonstrators attacked police, set fire to homes and vehicles, and threw petrol bombs. Over 30 officers have been injured amid the unrest. Authorities are investigating possible hate crimes linked to the attacks, with several arrests made. The violence also spread to nearby towns, highlighting ongoing tensions despite the 1998 peace agreement.
Ballymena, Northern Ireland has turned into a battlefield for the second straight day. Masked protesters attacked police, set fire to vehicles and homes.
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