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🚷 🇬🇧 🇸🇾 A Syrian refugee has said he and his family no longer feel safe in Belfast and wish they could return to their home country after far-right mobs attacked their home.

🔶️ Muhammad Soufi Baddour fled the civil war in Syria with his wife and two children three years ago and sought refuge in east Belfast, at a hostel for asylum-seekers.

🔶️ However, the 29-year-old, who lives in a ground-floor apartment at the hostel, has been left terrified for his family's safety after far-right rioters launched a brick through his living room window.

🔶️ Recalling the harrowing experience which took place on Wednesday night, Mr Baddour told the Irish Independent it has left his wife wanting to return to Syria.

🔶️ 'We came here to be safe, but now we don’t have anywhere to be safe.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13726927/Family-asylum-seekers-fled-Syria-safer-life-UK-say-want-war-torn-country-week-far-right-riots.html