Vienna police brace for violence after Kurdish demo attacked

VIENNA —
Police in Vienna are bracing for that that possibilities are you’ll per chance well also mediate of violence at a dispute by Kurdish groups Friday after Turkish nationalists attacked two previous rallies in the Austrian capital this week.

Vienna police acknowledged stones, bottles and fireworks had been thrown at some stage in confrontations between the 2 groups Thursday afternoon that continued for loads of hours.

Police acknowledged officers had been also attacked, with two of them and a service dog injured. Three of us had been detained.

This followed a dispute Wednesday of Kurdish groups protesting Turkey’s recent offensive towards Kurdish separatists.

Vienna police acknowledged additional rallies are planned for the coming days and “loads of hundred officers will actively, decisively and resolutely act towards disruptions and provocations by extremist groups.”