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Amsterdam reacts: Unravelling days of tensions that rocked the capital

Video Credit: euronews (in English) - Duration: 03:10s - Published
Amsterdam reacts: Unravelling days of tensions that rocked the capital

Amsterdam reacts: Unravelling days of tensions that rocked the capital

Tensions erupted last Friday in Amsterdam after a UEFA football match, with European leaders widely condemning the violence.

Euronews travelled to the Dutch capital to decipher the story.


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