Far-right thugs clash with police in violent riots outside the Hague: Riot cops fire tear gas and water cannons as cars are torched after anti-asylum march descends into mayhem

After the protesters fell the bottle to the officers and burned a police car, a extreme right protest in the Netherlands exploded as violence as the protesters clashed with the police.

The landing chaos used tear gas and water ball to disperse some of the protesters while the police threatened to be a rebellion.

Anti -immigration protesters opened a police car and destroyed the office of a political party in The Hague, only weeks before the general election took place in the country.

It is not yet known whether there is any injury or arrest.

The Dutch media showed that the rebels attacked an office of the centralist political party, D66.

‘Dirt. You keep your hands away from the political parties, ‘the party leader Rob Jetten X said with a message in X.’ If you think you can scare us, it’s hard. We will never allow extremist rebels to buy our beautiful country. ‘

A smaller group of rebels turned to the Dutch Parliament Complex, which was now surrounded by a fence because it was currently undergoing years of renovation.

Violence exploded in a demonstration of hundreds of people, many of whom wore black and swinging flags and require more harsh asylum policies.

A police car burns after being burned by the right -wing protesters in The Hague

Extreme Right Protester, the Dutch flag is fluctuating in front of police vehicles in the city center

Extreme right protesters burns cardboard outside the D66 (Central Liberal) Party office, where protesters have already shredded the windows

The show was held by a woman known as Els Rechts, a leading right -wing activist in the Netherlands.

After the show, he went to social media to condemn the exploding violence.

He wrote: ‘How terrible I find this. I condemn all kinds of violence. What happens here is incomprehensible. Police officers were cornered and things were destroyed and set on fire.

“ If I assumed that people came to show peacefully, but unfortunately, for whatever reason, it was very different. I regret that this is the way. If I knew this before, I would never organize.

“ Because of the very bad people, the purpose of the show completely missed the trail. To the people who behave well: thank you. Thank you for your participation. ‘

Among the speakers in the show were the right -wing populist party BVNL, who had previously said that the country was ‘Mulitcultural Nightmare’.

The restlessness comes weeks before the Dutch general elections on October 29th.

The election was called after an anti -Islamic deputy Geert Wilders, in a disagreement about the movements to restrain the migration, after removing his party from the ruling coalition.

In a statement, Wilders condemned the rebels that he had blocked a highway and attacked the police and called them ‘stupid’ and ‘filth’.