Australia said it will deploy more than 100 police and military personnel to the Solomon Islands as protesters in the Pacific nation defied a government-imposed lockdown and set fire to buildings in the capital Honiara for a second day https://t.co/RuYqDZcVWI pic.twitter.com/DEH0eEjlHZ

— Reuters (@Reuters) November 25, 2021

Uprising against Chinese invasion: People of #SolomonIslands have burnt down their national parliament after Govt sever ties with Taiwan in favour of China.

Australia sending peace keeping forces to control situation pic.twitter.com/uPUAvh0ppQ

— MeghUpdates🚨™ (@MeghBulletin) November 25, 2021

The dominoes are falling...

Solomon Islanders rise up and Burn Down Parliament!#WatchItComeDown https://t.co/Vwvk1MHKv6

— 𝐌𝐚𝐥𝐜𝐨𝐥𝐦, but you may call me George. 😉 (@paisley_malcolm) November 26, 2021

Honiara, Solomon Islands riot continues day 2, 25/11/21. The MOB are burning and looting China Town. This stems from the demand by Malaitans for the Priminister to step down. pic.twitter.com/aJbEwdh6ML

— Chris Teva (@metigu_peter) November 25, 2021

This is Solomon Islands now

PC: Solomon Star News pic.twitter.com/swiXXRCzrX

— Romulo Nayacalevu 🇫🇯 (@rnayacalevu) November 25, 2021

Protestors moving east reaches China town; angry protestors now damaging Chinese shops.

Protestors moving west now at the new China embassy building.

It seemed like the planned peaceful protest has gone out of control.

Source: Joana Sigimanu pic.twitter.com/57JjgnEcjW

— The Solomon Islands Herald (@IslandsHerald) November 24, 2021

BREAKING: There Has Been An Anti- Government Revolt In The Solomon Islands

Rioters Have Burned Down Their Parliament Building After Their Government Severed Ties With Taiwan In Favor Of China

Rioters Have Also Attacked China Town pic.twitter.com/rBJY3UheeR

— HeadlineHunter! 🚨 Alerts (@freehumanity911) November 25, 2021

Honiara High School building around the China town area has been burnt down tonight.

Eastern side of #Honiara people in fear from sound of gunshots. It is not confirmed if this is coming from protestors or the police.

Photo Credit: Virylson N pic.twitter.com/ruuUTg2MnL

— The Solomon Islands Herald (@IslandsHerald) November 24, 2021

Whilst China town in flame, Ranadi East side also looted and few buildings in flame including the Bank of South Pacific(BSP) bank.

A footage by Suna Sunia pic.twitter.com/zlApweAIas

— The Solomon Islands Herald (@IslandsHerald) November 25, 2021

Solomon Islands: Buildings were set on fire and shops looted in Honiara, the capital of the Solomon Islands, on the third day of riots Australia started to deploy a peacekeeping force pic.twitter.com/JsYJz8y1Hs

— worldnews24u (@worldnews24u) November 26, 2021

Many buildings in Chinatown in Honiara, Solomon Islands🇸🇧 have been burned down and are now being looted, but a building festooned with the flag of Taiwan🇹🇼 is left untouched. https://t.co/XNOgvClCzH

— Professor Anne-Marie Brady (@Anne_MarieBrady) November 26, 2021

On our way to cover the scene, already it's not looking good for China Town, flames keep emerging from shops.

Few minutes ago, Mathew Wale, leader of opposition calls on the Prime Minister to do the right thing and resign. https://t.co/WBS7m90XY4 pic.twitter.com/HPTyK3aRJK

— The Solomon Islands Herald (@IslandsHerald) November 25, 2021

The China town district in Honiara, Solomon Islands 🇸🇧 is up in flames for the second night in a row.

A peaceful protest staged yesterday, had turned violent when protesters numbering over 1000, started demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare. pic.twitter.com/XDoEEFDUvv

— Shikha Prasad (@ShikhaPrasadfj) November 25, 2021

Australian Federal Police, Specialist Response Group officer stand in the Honiara China Town, Solomon Islands, 26th of November, 2021. pic.twitter.com/n1i67XlgYd

— julio / Caronte (@jmscaronte) November 26, 2021

China condemns the violence that has caused serious damage and property loss in the Solomon Islands and supports its government's efforts to end the violence and chaos https://t.co/Ocx4Yy56hx pic.twitter.com/vx5GLhLngT

— China Xinhua News (@XHNews) November 26, 2021