Around 50 anti-Brexit demonstrators gathered near the European Council building in Brussels on Thursday as the EU and the UK announced that a Brexit outline deal had been reached.
One of the demonstrators, who dressed up as Incredible Hulk, a fictional character UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson compared himself to during Brexit negotiations, smashed a Brexit sign with a hammer during the protest, while others were chanting anti-Brexit slogans.
None of the protesters were supporting the deal, saying that staying in the EU would be a much better option on the whole for both sides.
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