Watchman: Global Violence as Protests Escalate in Brussels With Farmers Clashing With Authorities Outside the EU Parliament,The World Will Come UN-done Soon!

By SRH,

A clash erupted between European farmers and law enforcement outside the EU Parliament building in Brussels on Thursday, resulting in the use of rubber bullets and water cannons. Amidst the chaos, farmers expressed their frustration with European leaders, urging them to reconsider the taxes and rising costs associated with the 'green agenda.'

In a remarkable turn of events, the protests are happening at the same time as a Thursday summit of EU leaders. The farmers are passionately urging the leaders to reconsider and eliminate the agricultural and environmental regulations that have been put in place by the leadership in Brussels.

"We are determined to put an end to the constant influx of new laws from the European Commission," expressed Jose Maria Castilla, a farmer in Brussels who represents the Spanish farmers' union, Asaja.

Tractors can be seen lining the streets of Brussels (Hatim Kaghat/AFP/Getty).

In a timely development, protests coincided with the gathering of EU leaders to deliberate on a substantial $50 billion aid package for Ukraine. The concerns of the farmers will be included in the summit's agenda, according to Belgian PM Alexander De Croo. He emphasized the importance of listening to their perspective and acknowledged the immense challenges they face.

There has been a surge of discontent among farmers in Italy, Portugal, France, Greece, and Germany due to Europe's agricultural policies. They are expressing their frustration over green regulations and the influx of cheap imports.

Latest update: A group of angry farmers staged a protest outside the EU Parliament building in Brussels on Thursday, expressing their concerns about environmental regulations and the impact of inexpensive Ukrainian imports on their livelihoods. A group of protesters expressed their anger by throwing stones, eggs, and directing verbal insults towards the bureaucrats who were protected by police lines.

In a recent development, it has been reported that a large number of tractors have made their way into Brussels. The streets of the Belgian capital are now heavily congested with approximately 1,300 vehicles.

A group of farmers gathered outside the European Parliament building on Luxembourg Square, where they set fire to pallets and piles of manure. A furious crowd unleashed a barrage of eggs, stones, fireworks, and flaming projectiles at the legislature, as similar scenes unfolded outside the nearby headquarters of the European Council.

Authorities deployed water cannons to quell the unrest and disperse individuals who were throwing stones. As of Thursday afternoon, there have been no reports of arrests or injuries.

Intense Protests Erupt in Brussels as Farmers Clash With Authorities Outside the EU Parliament, Signaling Potential Global Unrest.