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