Violent incidents occurred at Belgian capital with police dispersing far-right protesters at memorial for the victims of Brussels attacks, using water cannon.
Police authorities intervened after tensions erupted between mourners and right-wing protesters during a crowded rally at Brussels’ Place de la Bourse on Sunday.
Thousands of people gathered to pay tribute to the victims of Tuesday’s deadly attacks in Brussels, Ruptly news agency reported, despite the police order, which banned gatherings in the Belgian capital due security concerns.
A group of far-right protesters were rallying under the banner of “March Against Fear,” and then converged with people paying tribute to the terror attacks victims, according to RT.
As BBC reported, the group confronted Muslim women in the crowds, and they afterwards made Nazi salutes and chants, prompting riot police to restore order.
