By Alexander Smith
Dozens of nationalists stormed the parliament building in the capital Skopje and attacked opposition lawmakers.
The protesters were mainly supporters of
Macedonia's dominant conservative party, according to Reuters and other
journalists on the ground. Some of them wore balaclavas and sported the
country's national flag, a yellow sun on a red field.
The scenes inside the young country's
legislature resembled nothing short of a riot. Large crowds also
gathered outside the building.
At least 100 people were injured including 22
police officers, according to The Associated Press. Among those wounded
were Social Democrat leader Zoran Zaev, who was filmed with blood
streaming down his face and onto his shirt, as well as the head of a
small ethnic-Albanian opposition party.
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Source: NBC News
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