Armed crowds of migrants took to the streets in England with hammers, machetes and axes, shouting "Allahu Akbar".

Protests by right-wing activists took place under the slogan of toughening the fight against illegal immigration.

According to British media, major clashes took place in Manchester, Portsmouth, Belfast and the cities of Stoke-on-Trent and Kingston-upon-Hull.

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🇬🇧 Elon Musk says a "civil war is inevitable" in the United Kingdom.

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Massive 'far-right' protests against the influx of migrants have hit the UK. Demonstrators explode fireworks, light fires on the roads, and smash windows and cars. There are clashes with police and dozens of arrests. Some radicals deliberately seek out and beat up Muslims. They hit back.

What's happened?

— On July 29, a 17-year-old teenager attacked a dance studio in Southport. As a result of the stabbing, three children aged 6 to 9 years died. Several more were hospitalized in critical condition.

— A fake story quickly spread on social networks that the attacker had recently arrived in the country and was associated with Islamism. This was enough for a public outcry and the start of unrest. However, later the local police stated that the criminal was born in the UK and, preliminary, there was no connection with terrorism.

— In Southport, residents staged a protest outside the local mosque. There were minor skirmishes. But mass rallies across the country were scheduled for last Saturday.

— On the night from Saturday to Sunday, several hundred far-right activists rioted in Sunderland. They set fire to the central police station and threw beer barrels and stones at law enforcement officers. Three police officers were injured and eight people were detained.

“In response, leftist activists and Muslims came out. Judging by footage on social networks, in several cities they moved through the streets with machetes and pipes in their hands, shouting “Allahu Akbar.” In addition, Arabs from Stoke-on-Trent posted a video (third attachment) of a crowd beating one of the protesters. Which provoked even more unrest.

— The Times writes about protests on August 3 in Liverpool, Bristol, Belfast, Leeds and other cities. In Hull, shops were vandalized and some caught fire. Same in Manchester. Police in the UK have the right to take “the toughest possible measures”.

— For some reason, Elon Musk announced an inevitable civil war in the country. More protests are planned for today in the UK.

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