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A brutal knife attack in north Belfast on June 8, 2026 — in which a Sudanese man allegedly slashed a local resident in his 40s — triggered immediate online calls for anti-immigration protests, reprising a pattern seen in the 2024 Belfast riots and the 2025 Ballymena disorder. The episode exposes deep structural problems: a PSNI operating with 1,250 fewer officers than the Patten Report recommended, far-right networks capable of rapid mobilization across social media, and communities caught between legitimate safety concerns and organized agitation.

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