Iranian Embassy in Stockholm storms - Google Translate: Via Google translation service.

Iranian embassy employees have demonstrators with baton at a demonstration outside the embassy on Lidingö in Stockholm on Friday afternoon, according to a witness on the spot.

- Ten or twenty demonstrators broke through the fence, entered the embassy area. Then came some from inside the area, came forward påkar and began to turn on the demonstrators, "said Roya Hakimnia, 24-year-old läkarstudent participating in the demonstration.

She saw himself more persons, men and women, be hit by truncheon kind, but says that no one seems to have been seriously damaged.

Inroads were made around the clock 16.30. The demonstrators were unarmed but had earlier thrown stones into the area, where several embassy staff moved to the lawn and looked throughout the demonstration.

- They were maybe five black-clad guards, they beat the big påkar, as batons bigger.

Roya Hakimnia says that the demonstrators screamed including "Death to the Islamic Republic" and "Death to the dictator". In the rancorous atmosphere accused some protesters to storm the embassy, but many of the others argued against.

- Some smashed CAR WINDOW and windows. Then break this group out and stormed up. I did not see how they went in but it appears on the fence that has drawn in it, "says Roya Hakimnia.

In the background you hear a kvinnoröst calling the megaphone on the Persian:

- Do not throw stones! I ask you to stop! The police are here, we have and we should not throw stones!

The cops who were there got into a disadvantage, and called for reinforcement at 16.30 o'clock.

The police estimate that there were about hundred and fifty protesters, some masked, outside the embassy.

The police described as a violent riot.

At 18.10 Janne Hedlund stated that one of the demonstrators arrested.

- The police have arrested someone. But if it is vandalism, violent riots, or trespassing, I dare not answer. But some of it is, "says Janne Hedlund.

He is not aware of any injured.

Security Police, Security Police, now investigating the security needs to be reinforced around the embassy.

- We follow what has happened and is happening and see if we need to change our security in any way, "says Patrik Peter, press secretary at SAPO.

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