Violent protests in Belfast after Sudanese asylum seeker attempts to 'behead' man

A thirty-year-old Sudanese asylum seeker has been charged with attempted murder following a knife attack in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The suspect allegedly attempted to behead a man, leaving the victim in his forties with severe injuries to his head, neck, and face. The incident has triggered widespread outrage, leading to violent anti-immigration protests across Belfast and other areas. Demonstrators have torched vehicles, including a public bus, damaged property, and clashed with police forces. Authorities recovered a kitchen knife from the scene and launched an investigation. The British Prime Minister described the attack as sickening, while local communities face escalating unrest and protests.