
In Hamburg, where the G20 summit takes place, riots continued all night. By the morning of Saturday, the police announced the restoration of control over all the quarters of the city, the German wave reports .
According to the latest data, during the riots in Hamburg, 213 police officers were injured in various severity. From the beginning of the protests, the police detained or arrested over 200 people. There is no information about the number of victims among protesters. They have their own doctors who provide first aid to the wounded in order to maintain their anonymity.
Extremists threw the policemen "Molotov cocktails" and taken out of the bridge stones. Several law enforcement officers were injured from slingshots. Participants in the protests built barricades and set them on fire when approaching the police.
It became known about the case of looting in one of the supermarkets. According to the police, about 500 people participated in the plugging of the store.
The police used batons, waterlets and pepper gas. At the peak of the confrontation, police special forces in heavy assault equipment and combat weapons went out onto the streets. However, further escalation of the conflict was avoided, and the police did not appear to use weapons.
In the areas of the protests, metro stations were closed and the movement of electric trains on the railway area was stopped. By 2:30 am the movement managed to restore.
The press secretary of the association of alternative groups of the city of Krasnaya Flora condemned violence from extremists. According to him, the protests and blockade of the G20 summit are reasonable, but "senseless violence" is absolutely unacceptable.
In the middle of the day, Hamburg will host a thousands of peaceful demonstration, in which representatives of many parties, trade unions, and various religious faiths will take part. They advocate tolerance and against violence.
The riots in Hamburg began on Thursday, almost immediately after the start of the protest of Welcome to Hell, dedicated to the beginning of the summit. The police stopped the 12,000th procession to isolate about a thousand extremists of the Black Bloc, uniting various anarchist and leftist trends. This sharply exacerbated the situation. Extremists began to throw police bottles, smoke bombs, firecrackers and other objects. In response, the police used waterlets and pepper gas. Soon after the start of the clashes, the organizers of the Welcome to Hell reported that the protest was completed.
However, some time later the situation was again heated. Demonstrators who agreed with the police renew the procession again attacked law enforcement officers. Hooligans smashed the windows of shops and cars, set fire to bicycles, garbage and other items.
Only by 4 o’clock in the morning of Friday the situation normalized. However, by 8 o’clock in the morning there were reports that opponents of the G20 summit are preparing a new wave of protests and in small groups move to the city center.