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The police dispersed protesters in Hamburg
The Hamburg police dispersed the protesters during the G20 summit, reports Reuters .
By the end of the first day, G20 protests in Hamburg again outgrew into clashes with the police. The officers tried to prevent the protesters from entering the Red Zone - a fenced space near the venue of the summit, CNN reports .
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At about 1:00 Moscow time, the Hamburg police began the power overclocking of the demonstrators, urging civilians to refrain from visiting the districts where riots are going on. In total, 102 people were detained during the riots.
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On July 6, a protest action in Hamburg, called “Welcome to Hell”, grew into a clash with the police. According to law enforcement officers, 12 thousand demonstrators participated in the protests, a thousand of which belong to the left extremists. They hid their faces in masks, thereby violating German law, reports Deutsche Welle.
The G20 summit takes place in Hamburg on July 7–8. On the first day, a double -sided meeting of the presidents Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump took place .