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crime1d ago

Police responded to a stabbing on Kinnaird Avenue in north Belfast around 10:30 p.m. Monday.
The victim, in his 40s, suffered serious injuries to the eyes, neck, face and back and is in hospital.
A kitchen knife was recovered at the scene during the investigation.
A man in his 30s was arrested at the scene on suspicion of attempted murder.
Investigators say there is no current evidence linking the attack to terrorism.
Police planned a visible presence across the city to reassure communities.
Authorities engaged with community groups to provide reassurance in the wake of the incident.
Police confirmed the suspect’s immigration status status as leave to remain in Northern Ireland.
Authorities are treating the investigation as ongoing with more details to follow.

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crime1d ago

Belfast stabbing leaves a victim with serious injuries as bystanders intervene.
Police say the suspect is believed to be Sudanese and had leave to remain in the UK.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer praised the bystanders and condemned the violence.
Officials said the investigation is in its early stages and not labeled terrorist-related.
UK parties urged calm and called for transparency on the attacker’s status.
The incident prompted enhanced police presence across Northern Ireland.
Authorities described the scene as shocking and urged the public not to share graphic footage.
The suspect reportedly arrived from Dublin and had asylum status under review.
The incident occurred late Monday night in north Belfast.
Bystander actions were praised as lifesaving by security officials.

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crime1d ago

A man in his 40s was seriously injured in a knife attack on Kinnaird Road, Belfast.
A 30-year-old Sudanese national was charged with attempted murder after the Belfast stabbing.
Police said the attack was not being treated as terrorism at this stage, as disorder spread across Northern Ireland.
Authorities reported sporadic pockets of disorder in several locations, including Newtownards Road and Crumlin Road.
Translink suspended all bus and train services for the night amid the unrest.
The victim’s condition was described as serious with injuries to the eyes and face.
Witnesses and a public intervenor used a hurling stick and other means to try stopping the attack.
A boy and others faced a night of arson, with fires seen at homes and vehicles.
The investigation was described as in its early stages by police authorities.
Northern Ireland leaders condemned the violence as emergency responders worked to stabilize the situation.

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