Police Scotland is sending additional officers to Belfast after another night of rioting, according to reports. The deployment is carried out under a mutual aid agreement between Police Scotland and the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI). Police Scotland was expected to contribute around 90 officers, including five inspectors, to support policing operations in Belfast. Additional figures mentioned in the reporting indicate that at least 200 extra officers are being mobilised from across the UK, suggesting wider assistance beyond the Police Scotland contingent. The coverage describes the move as a response to continued unrest, with authorities seeking to bolster local policing capacity. The reports do not provide further details on the nature of the incidents, specific locations, or the duration of the deployment. Overall, the information points to an immediate, coordinated increase in police resources in Belfast following ongoing disturbances, relying on cross-force cooperation through the mutual aid framework.