Northern Ireland’s first minister Mitchell O’Neel has recently accused a Stormont minister of “provocative tension” on trouble and urged him to resign.

Mitchell O’Neel accused the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) Community Minister Gordon Leone of identifying the location where migrant families were being sheltered a few hours before the attack.

Those caught in clashes in Ballimena were temporarily taken to the Larne Leiser Center on Wednesday. It was later targeted and set on fire.

Leones said that he “hit any perception strongly” he revealed the use of this feature. He also opposed the first call to step into step.

Addressing the media on Thursday, O’Neill said that Leone “failed to show the right leadership”.

“I think his comment is very low and is very high in the field of provoking the situation, so I think he should consider his situation,” he said.

Earlier, Northern Ireland Secretary Hillary Ben said that Leone should reflect on his comments, while the Green Party called Leon to resign.

However, DUP leader Gavin Robinson told BBC Radio Ulster’s talkback program that Leones are “fundamentally incorrectly presented”.

Larne Leiser Center attacked The third night of violence in Northern Ireland.

Fireworks, bottles and bricks have been thrown at the police during the disorder.

The worst of the riot was in Ballimena, but on Wednesday evening, there was unrest in other cities including Larne, about 20 miles (30 km) away.

The fire service stated that the fire damage to the Center was “mainly vested for the front reception, but there was a widespread smoke damage”.

In a statement on Wednesday night, the Mid and East Entrim Boro Council said the families kept at the center were “safely moved” and were no longer using the center.

However, Leones have been criticized for a former Facebook post stating that he was informed that “many persons were temporarily taken to the Larne Leiser Center”.

Northern Ireland Secretary Hillary Ben said that the post “will not help matters at all”, “We all have the responsibility of working wisely in these circumstances”.

“He wants to reflect what he said.”

Justice Minister Naomi Long also criticized the Community Minister, saying: “I don’t think his comments were measured or intelligent.”

“It can be in a public domain, but by naming it, he actually raised it and it is the responsibility that comes with being a public person and a minister.

“To say that he was not consulted for me is just an extraordinary statement.”

SDLP’s Matthew Otol said he would refer to the commissioner of standards on his comments, stating that “Jeevan is at stake”.

The committee passed a vote of trust on the minister on Thursday morning for communities.

It was presented by Sin Fen MLA MaoLosa McHug, who said that he had proposed because the minister had vested that “he or his party needs to be consulted, before considering the use of a council facility to consider the use of a council facility”.

Green party councilor Grine Ghogan accused the minister of “stirring divisions and protecting his failures”.

“It’s not leadership. It is cowardice. And it proves that many people already know: Gordon Leone is disqualified to the public office and should resign.”

Leone defended his comments, stating that the information was in a public domain, and was confirmed by the local council.

Leone said, “I would come back very strongly to any perception that I had revealed the use of this facility to the public when the protest was already planned, when everyone knew what was happening,” Lyons said. BBC Radio Ulster’s Good Morning Ulster Program,

He said that his post was an explanation to explain that while the center was temporarily used, it was not so: “My message was posted because rumors were roaming that the holiday center was being converted into a permanent center.”

He said that he was trying to “reduce that situation” and said that he had appealed to calm down in his statement.

Leone also condemned behind those whom he called the “shameful” attack at the holiday center.

DUP leader Robinson said that Leon has “no reason” to resign and he has “full confidence”.

He dismissed any request that Leon was being used as a place where the weak people were being given shelter.

Robinson said, “In this way it is wrong, or manipulated to create some cheap, political points.”

“The Larne Leiser Center was used yesterday morning as an asylum for those who went from Ballimena and were known locally.

“Gordon [Lyons] The location has been accused of disclosing, but he did not. ,

Robinson said: “For all those politicians who have jumped on this passing bandwagan of factual inaccuracy and have presented it in such a malevolent manner – not only is it misguided, but dangerous for them.”