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An explosive device launched at the home of former Sinn Féin president, Gerry Adams, was screened on a moving car, revealed a video of the incident
. Incidentally, sparks can be seen around a car parked in an alley then a black smoke.
The house of the prominent Republican Bobby Storey in West Belfast was also attacked.
was injured in one or the other of the incidents, which occurred on Friday after 9:30 pm
The CCTV video was shared with detectives from the Police Department of Ireland. North (PSNI), who are investigating.
The PSNI said the police seized "debris of large industrial fireworks-type devices likely to cause serious damage" in two houses in the west of Belfast
.
On Saturday, Mr. A dams said that he did not know who is responsible for the attacks, but he thought that there might be a connection with the recent mess at Derry.
He challenged those who were behind the attacks to explain
"For those who were involved in the attack, they have the courage to sneak on our homes, I would like them or their representatives to meet me, "he said."
"I would like them to sit down and explain what
" J & # 39; would like those who are involved in exploiting children in Derry to do the same, or those who poison the atmosphere in East Belfast and cause havoc to do the same thing. "
He said that he could be contacted by any Sinn Féin office, adding, "So that's my direct call to them." Come and sit down and explain -Where it is, give us the reasons for this action. "
A solidarity rally takes place on Monday night on the site of the former Andersonstown police station in west of Belfast, for the families of Mr. Adams and Mr. Storey.
She is being held for the residents of Derry who endured six nights of disorder last week.
Mary Lou McDonald, President of Sinn Féin, will be the keynote speaker at the rally, which will also be attended by Mr. Adams and Mr. Storey.
West Belfast MLA Sinn Féin, Pat Sheehan, described the attacks as "cowardly and reprehensible".
"The people concerned are opposed to the peace process and the process of change," he declared
. The people of Belfast showed their solidarity with the families of Gerry Adams and Bobby Storey and the residents of Bogside in Derry and sent a message to those involved in the attacks on the Republicans and the community for them to stop immediately . "
Frid Ay's attacks in the west of Belfast occurred after six consecutive nights of dissident-orchestrated violence in the Republican quarter of Bogside, Derry.
-PA
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