Riots have broken out during Wednesday's Independence March through Warsaw. Police have intervened. The march marks Poland's Independence Day (Nov. 11).
11.11.2020 21:06
update: 16.11.2020 12:47
Participants of the Independence March at Rondo Dmowskiego in Warsaw. Photo: PAP / Radek Pietruszka
Rioters are hurling firecrackers at buildings around central Warsaw's Charles de Gaulle Roundabout, police are reported to be using forcible means to calm the unrest.
Ambulance teams are aiding injury victims on Warsaw's Jerozolimskie Avenue, which is a part of the march's route. (PAP)
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