Violent Clashes Between Rival Eritrean Groups in The Hague Lead to Multiple Injuries and Arrests

The rioting, sparked by tensions between pro- and anti-Eritrean government factions, resulted in injured police officers, torched vehicles, and the use of tear gas.

At least four police officers were injured during the riots, with vehicles including police cars and a bus set ablaze.
Rioters, consisting of pro- and anti-Eritrean government groups, engaged in violent confrontations, throwing stones, fireworks, and using weapons.
Special police units deployed tear gas in an effort to control the unrest, as the city's mayor condemned the violence against officers and equipment.
The clashes are part of a broader pattern of violence among Eritrean diaspora in Europe, with previous incidents reported in Germany and Israel.
Authorities are calling for witnesses and video footage to aid in the investigation and prosecution of rioters, as the community grapples with the aftermath.