A report cited by Irish and Belfast outlets says international far-right groups use unrest in Northern Ireland to spread messaging that targets migrants and encourages hostility. The article describes how online posts circulated during and around riots attempt to frame migrants as a threat and to portray local communities as coordinating to “demonise” migrants. One highlighted example is a Telegram post that claims nationalists and loyalists are working together in “street patrols” to track down migrants. The report presents the posts as part of a broader far-right information campaign that draws on local tensions and violence to amplify propaganda themes. While the claims in the social media posts are presented as allegations within the report, the coverage focuses on the way such content is used to link riot events to anti-migrant narratives and to promote incitement. The outlets do not indicate that the “street patrols” described in the posts have been verified, but they argue the online messaging is intended to stoke anger and polarise communities during periods of unrest.