They took bloody people on their hands out of the parliament, and then shock bombs from Macedonian police: The scenes that are not forgotten (PHOTO) (VIDEO)
More than 100 people were injured in the riots last night in Macedonia, and among them were members of the parliament, demonstrators and police officers
During the yesterday's chaos in Macedonian Sobranie, injured and covered in blood were taken out on hands, and riot police later used stun grenades on demonstrators to get them out of the parliament.
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As reported by "Telegraf.mk", despite the fact that injured were forced to evacuate in any way possible and to take them out of the Parliament building anyway they can, police tried to contrive how to get the members of the parliament out of the parliament balcony down and to get them out to safety.
More than 100 people were injured in the riots last night in Macedonia, and among them were members of the parliament, demonstrators and police officers, and Albanian member of the parliament Zijadin Sela had the most difficult time, who was transferred to the hospital with serious injuries, and he is not in life threatening situation.
The night in Skopje was peaceful, and around 50.000 people camped in the tents in front of Sobranie.
Macedonian President Gjorge Ivanov addressed yesterday and said that "this situation can be settled only with the respect of the legal system of the Republic of Macedonia" and he announced the meeting of leaders of parliamentary parties to discuss the new situation.
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