Italy will send 500 soldiers to Milan after widespread protests, where riots and looting have occurred, to ensure order and support the police. #Itālija #protesti #karavīri (translated)
The Italian government will send 500 soldiers to Milan in response to violent protests that erupted due to poor public services and rising living costs, which led to several arrests among protesters. #protesti #Milano #varnost (translated)
The Italian government sends 500 soldiers to Milan to manage the unrest that has erupted after protests against poor public services and rising living costs, while shops are removing goods from their windows due to safety concerns. #Milano #GiorgiaMeloni #protesti (translated)
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has decided to send 500 soldiers to Milan after two days of unrest and looting sparked by protests over poor public services and rising living costs, along with the announcement of drastic measures against the offenders. #Italija #prosvjedi #GiorgiaMeloni (translated)
Several European countries, including Germany, Italy, and Slovenia, have issued warnings to their citizens to exercise caution when traveling to France and to avoid large protests due to recent violent incidents during protests across the country. #Francija #protesti #varnost (translated)
The reasons for the protest were understandable. Violence against police officers and serious damage caused to the city are unjustifiable. Politics can choose to exploit the situation for electoral support. But it can also choose to approach this extremely difficult historical moment wisely. I hope we will choose this path. On the other side of the political spectrum, the mayor of Milan, Giuseppe Sala, commented: "The reasons for the protest were understandable. Violence against police officers and serious damage caused to the city are unjustifiable. Politics can choose to exploit the situation for electoral support. But it can also choose to approach this extremely difficult historical moment wisely. I hope we will choose this path." #Protesti #Italija #Nasilje (translated)
The second deputy prime minister and minister of transport Matteo Salvini claimed that the markets were full of "social centers and corrupt leftist rabble." #Protesti #Italija #Nasilje (translated)
The Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani stated that it is "unacceptable for part of the center-left to pour oil on the fire to compensate for the lack of ideas and proposals." #Protesti #Italija #Nasilje (translated)
I again call on the opposition to clearly define its position on this. Any hesitation becomes an excuse for such actions. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni agreed, referring to the Saturday afternoon demonstrations of the CGIL union, that people have the right to protest, but condemned the violent protests in Italian cities and released a video of the clashes in Milan. #Protesti #Italija #Nasilje (translated)
Protests in Italy against rising living costs have escalated into violent clashes with the police, with numerous demonstrators arrested in Milan and other cities, and reports of several injuries. #Protesti #Italija #Nasilje (translated)
Protesting is a right, burning our cities is not. I once again appeal to the opposition: do not be ambiguous about this. Unambiguously condemn these acts of violence and clearly call for every protest to be peaceful. Faced with such scenes, condemnation must be unanimous. Any hesitation becomes a justification. Silence is not acceptable," Meloni stated. #Nasilje #Italija #Milan (translated)
What happened here is seen in many cities around the world. I am very concerned because it is a new phenomenon that is also linked to international circumstances. Giuseppe Sala, the mayor of Milan, stated that he witnessed broken shop windows, looted stores, and frightened citizens. #Nasilje #Italija #Milan (translated)
In Milan, during protests against the cost of living, clashes occurred between the police and citizens, resulting in looting, property damage, and multiple arrests, and Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni convened an emergency security meeting due to the escalation of violence. #Nasilje #Italija #Milan (translated)
"Ukraine will never be able to win this war. Italy's Defense Minister Guido Crosetto believes that Ukraine will never be able to win the war against Russia if winning means a complete defeat for Russia." #Putins #KaršUkrainā #GvidoKroseto (translated)
The Italian Defense Minister Guido Crosetto claims that Ukraine will not be able to win the war against Russia if victory is interpreted as a complete defeat of Russia, emphasizing that his goal is to ensure Ukraine's survival and achieve an end to the war, while pointing out that Russian President Putin wants to restore Russia as the world's third superpower. #Putins #KaršUkrainā #GvidoKroseto (translated)
Italy's Prime Minister Georgia Meloni announced that citizens have the right to take to the streets to express their dissatisfaction, but she does not accept violence. #dzīvesdārdzība #protesti #grautiņi (translated)
Widespread protests against the cost of living took place in the Italian cities of Milan, Turin, and Bologna, during which riots and clashes with the police erupted, resulting in at least 25 people injured and more than 50 protesters detained. #dzīvesdārdzība #protesti #grautiņi (translated)
"The reasons for the protest were understandable. However, the violence against the police and the great damage caused to the city cannot be justified." The leftist mayor of Milan, Giuseppe Sala, also condemned the riots but expressed understanding for the people's discontent. #Italija #prosvjedi #nasilje (translated)
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni condemned the violence. #Italija #prosvjedi #nasilje (translated)
Protests in Italy against the high cost of living have turned into violent clashes with the police, and more than 50 protesters, including minors, have been arrested. #Italija #prosvjedi #nasilje (translated)
