Pro-Palestinian protesters and counter-protesters clash in central London
Police detained several protesters as a demonstration in Russell Square ended early amid clashes between the two groups.
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Pro-Palestinian protesters and counter-protesters clashed in central London, leading police to detain several demonstrators, according to Anadolu Agency.
Demonstration cut short
The demonstration, held in Russell Square, ended earlier than planned amid the clashes. Organisers cited security concerns as the reason for cutting the event short, the report said.
Police response
Police detained several protesters during the disturbance, though the report did not specify the exact number of detentions or the charges, if any, those detained may face.
Anadolu Agency's report did not include further comment from police, organisers of either group, or details on the scale of the clashes.
Sources
- Pro-Palestinian protesters, counter-protesters clash in central London — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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