The UEFA strongly condemned the violent acts that took place in Amsterdam last night because of the confrontation of the fans of Maccabi Tel Aviv and anti-war protesters in Loop and will examine possible actions within its regulations, once it examines all official reports.
“We trust that the competent authorities will identify and charge all those responsible for such actions as soon as possible,” the agency said, after Dutch police arrested at least 62 people for incident, in which there were 5 injured.
The UEFA It also announced that it will “review all official reports, gather available evidence, assess it and consider any other appropriate course of action in accordance with its relevant regulatory framework.”
Dutch police collect “verified information that can be shared” about what happened in the context before, during and after the fight between Ajax and the Maccabi Tel Aviv FC held last night at Amsterdam.
On the other hand, a demonstration authorized by the city council against the Israeli war was recorded Loop in a city square located one kilometer from the stadium Johan Cruyff Arena.
This protest included a group of people, whose number has not been determined, and some tried to head to the stadium, but were prevented by riot police, which led some protesters to attack officers with fireworks, which caused “hearing damage” to one. among them, the police said in a brief note.
Finally, about thirty people were arrested for disturbing public order and for carrying or using fireworks in that demonstration.
The Amsterdam police spokesperson was consulted by EFE the identity, nationality or affiliation of those arrested could not be confirmed.
However, several unverified photos and videos circulated on social media throughout the night, in which alleged followers of Maccabi They are being chased and attacked by masked men, or alleged Israeli fans tearing down Palestinian flags, but it is not clear where these photos were taken, nor has the Dutch police confirmed their authenticity.
The Israeli government described the incident as “extremely violent” and claimed that Israeli fans were “ambushed and attacked” in Amsterdam after the game European League against Ajax, which ended 5-0 in favor of the Dutch team, and even announced the sending of two “rescue” planes from the fans of Maccabi.
Source: La Verdad
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