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Naturally, as far as we are concerned, violence is never an answer; it is always the problem. Because it obscures protests and risks clouding their reasons. However, we must read what is happening, because distancing ourselves and condemning violence is right and just, but it is not enough when, as happened yesterday, we see young people, very young people, calling themselves together starting from acronyms that are at least unknown to me. This was said by Nicola Fratoianni of Avs, on the sidelines of the national assembly. #ForzediPolizia #SicurezzaCittadina #ViolenzaInStrada (translated)

The law enforcement forces have guaranteed the right to demonstrate with their usual professionalism, intervening with balance and caution in critical situations where it was necessary to do so. In any case, the treacherous actions carried out by these agitated professionals of disorder will not go unpunished. In addition to numerous arrests, investigation activities have been initiated to ensure that those responsible are brought to justice. The minor age of some protagonists cannot suggest any form of impunity. The line of the Ministry of the Interior, as always, is aimed at preventing violence to avoid worse troubles, but without discounts on individual responsibilities that will be contested in criminal proceedings. Those who engage in such illegal actions will face the corresponding response from the State, which will apply existing laws. This is clearly blatant violence that will not achieve any result, said the Minister of the Interior, Matteo Piantedosi. #ForzediPolizia #SicurezzaCittadina #ViolenzaInStrada (translated)

The State is also based on the responsibility of those who break the law and cause harm to things and people. Therefore, while waiting for each of these vandals to pay in other ways, let us start making them pay for the economic damages. This is what Defense Minister Guido Crosetto said regarding the unrest yesterday in various cities. #ForzediPolizia #SicurezzaCittadina #ViolenzaInStrada (translated)

Once again, the women and men of the Law Enforcement Forces have had to face the violence of criminals who, even through organized groups, exploit demonstrations to seek confrontation and sow chaos. To all of them, I extend my full solidarity and sincere thanks. Because they were there to protect the safety of citizens, workers, merchants, and all the people who have the right to live in their city without fear and without seeing it set ablaze by gangs of vandals. We stand with you, writes Premier Giorgia Meloni on X, commenting on the clashes yesterday in squares in various cities. #ForzediPolizia #SicurezzaCittadina #ViolenzaInStrada (translated)

Following the clashes that occurred during the marches in various cities, Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi condemned the violent actions of organized groups and promised that those responsible will not go unpunished, while Defense Minister Guido Crosetto requested that those who cause disorder pay for the damages. #ForzediPolizia #SicurezzaCittadina #ViolenzaInStrada (translated)