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Northern Ireland police say paramilitaries not behind recent violence

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Loyalist umbrella group denies involvement, as missiles thrown at police and car set on fire in eighth night of unrest

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The Guardian

Northern Ireland police say paramilitaries not behind recent violence

Loyalist umbrella group denies involvement, as number of officers injured rises to 74

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Daily Express

NI police chiefs reverse statement on loyalist paramilitaries claim amid violence

NORTHERN IRELAND police chiefs have recanted their previous statement that the violence had been orchestrated by loyalist paramilitaries.

3 years ago·United Kingdom

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Russia Today [🇷🇺-affiliated]

N. Ireland’s Loyalist Communities Council says none of their groups involved in recent violence, as further 19 officers injured

A council of unionist groups have said that its members were not involved in the recent violence sweeping across Northern Ireland and reiterated their support for a peaceful solution to Belfast’s post-Brexit arrangement.In a statement released at noon local time on Friday, the Loyalist Communities Council, which represents the views of unionist paramilitaries, said they were seeking an end to the recent violence which has resulted in the injury …

3 years ago·Russian Federation

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Belfast Live

Loyalist Communities Council releases statement after Belfast violence

In the statement, they urged all Unionists and Loyalists "to remain vigilant to the dangers of fake and anonymous social media accounts, and we urge our people not to get drawn into violent confrontations".

3 years ago·Belfast, United Kingdom

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Irish Times

Loyalist paramilitaries deny involvement in street violence and criticise Irish Goverment

Another night of violence in Northern Ireland sees a further 19 police officers injured and two arrests

3 years ago·Dublin, Ireland

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iNews

Northern Ireland police chiefs backtrack on claim loyalist paramilitaries orchestrated violence

Pleas for calm after 19 more police officers hurt and water cannon turned on rioters

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Northern Ireland police say paramilitaries not behind recent violence

Northern Ireland police say paramilitaries not behind recent violence

NI police chiefs reverse statement on loyalist paramilitaries claim amid violence

NI police chiefs reverse statement on loyalist paramilitaries claim amid violence

N. Ireland’s Loyalist Communities Council says none of their groups involved in recent violence, as further 19 officers injured

N. Ireland’s Loyalist Communities Council says none of their groups involved in recent violence, as further 19 officers injured

Loyalist Communities Council releases statement after Belfast violence

Loyalist Communities Council releases statement after Belfast violence

Loyalist paramilitaries deny involvement in street violence and criticise Irish Goverment

Loyalist paramilitaries deny involvement in street violence and criticise Irish Goverment

Northern Ireland police chiefs backtrack on claim loyalist paramilitaries orchestrated violence

Northern Ireland police chiefs backtrack on claim loyalist paramilitaries orchestrated violence

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