America is on fire after the death of George Floyd
The death of African-American George Floyd, a victim of police brutality in Minneapolis, has sparked protests in 40 US cities.
It is learned that after the protests on Friday night, even President Trump was temporarily evacuated from the Intelligence Office to an underground bunker near the White House.
Hundreds of people were protesting outside the White House at the time in protest of George Floyd's death. They were throwing stones and trying to remove the obstruction given by the police.
Protesters set fire to a historic church near the White House in Washington, DC The police used tear gas.
According to various American media reports, President Trump was hidden in the bunker for about an hour.
However, Mr. It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post.
The bunker was built to evacuate the president as a matter of urgency in the event of a terrorist attack.
This bunker is usually used to protect the president and other key figures in the administration under the east wing of the White House during a major terrorist attack.
A New York Times report says there has been a wave of unrest between White House officials, staff and members of the president's family in the wake of three nights of violent protests outside.
Square near the White House on Sunday night, police laphayeta Hundreds of protesters have been clashes took place.
Protests outside the White House over the death of George Floyd have led to the issuance of the highest alert for the residence of the American president for the first time since the Nine-Eleven attacks.
A Republican close to the White House, speaking on condition of anonymity, told Sky News that Mr. Trump has been upset. Mr. The intelligence agency's sudden move to quickly remove Trump from the bunker has cleared up discomfort inside the White House.
Throughout the weekend, protesters chanted slogans outside the White House. And law enforcement has struggled to quell the protests.
