This comes after a large number of supporters of outgoing President Donald Trump stormed the barriers set up by the US police around the Congress building, and dozens of them managed to enter the main square of the building.

The demonstrators gathered for the "March to Save America" ​​in the "Ellipse" Park south of the White House, waiting for Trump, who is scheduled to address them.

Then the protesters went to the Congress building in conjunction with the House and Senate holding a joint session to validate the results of the vote in the presidential elections.

Police ordered the evacuation of buildings at the Congress headquarters, in the face of pro-Trump demonstrators after they crossed the security barriers at the Capitol stairs.

The police ordered the employees to leave the building and another large wing, while using tear gas to disperse the demonstrators.