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The author wrote that dozens of very young individuals, many of whom were of foreign origin, had again attacked shops in the Cordusio area of Milan. He recalled that the day before, representatives of the left had called the protests understandable and wondered what their reaction would be in this case. #maranza https://t.co/lLF0WGb3MU #Milano #proteste #soccietà #IT (translated)

Raffaele Ceresa wrote that for hours a group of troublemakers had been damaging and looting stores in Milan. He added that, in his opinion, there was a desire not to intervene to foster a dystopian narrative and justify a new security decree that would further limit spaces of freedom. https://t.co/6ukoUTmxwv #Milano #Sicurezza #Libertà (translated)

In Milan, groups of young people, many of them minors, are carrying out mini-blitzes of devastation and looting, quickly escaping from the police while sowing chaos among broken windows and assaults against law enforcement. #GuerrigliaUrbana #ProtesteMilano #DisordiniGiovanili (translated)

Ultimora.net reported new clashes in the center of Milan, where groups of young people allegedly threw firecrackers, stones, and bottles at the police and carabinieri, who responded with tear gas and water cannons. According to the site, the youths, mostly with their faces covered, had moved between Piazza Duomo and the nearby streets and had attempted to lift the barriers in front of the Cathedral, which was then closed to the public. Ultimora.net also reported looting of stores and assaults on supermarkets, in addition to the throwing of tables and chairs and the overturning of trash cans, bicycles, and electric scooters. The site finally reported the "total condemnation" expressed by Sala for those who had carried out those actions. #Milano #Guerriglia #Proteste (translated)

Francesca Totolo wrote that even that day in the center of Milan there was what she defined as urban warfare and reported that some young people, including very young ones, had stormed a supermarket. She added that someone would have unleashed forces they thought they could then control. https://t.co/WEaPPnkLS3 #Milano #guerrigliaciittadina #società (translated)

The author reported new incidents of looting affecting shops in Milan, following those of the day before, and claimed that the Carrefour on Via Torino had been devastated. He also reported that a guard had been assaulted and criticized the left for defending the demonstrators the day before, wondering how they would comment on the more recent incidents. #supermercato https://t.co/Dds7lHilih #Milano #negozi #supermercato #IT (translated)

Azzurra Barbuto wrote that in Milan the police had begun to take people who were covering their faces to the police station. She called the decision long awaited and said she had been fighting for over a year for the application of the law that prohibits disguise, stating that it had been tolerated for years. According to Barbuto, compliance with fundamental rules was finally being demanded. #Milano #Sicurezza #Legge (translated)

Ultimora.net reported new disturbances in the center of Milan, where groups of very young people allegedly targeted shops in Piazza Duomo and the side streets. The author noted broken shop windows on Via Torino and described the center as paralyzed between explosions of firecrackers and officers in riot gear. https://t.co/WwBcLksCRz #Milano #disordini #PiazzaDuomo (translated)

Claudio Borghi A. wrote that he filmed people who, according to him, were damaging cars to pass the time. He said he would go to the Carabinieri and predicted that once arrested and brought before a judge, they would be released. He added that in Lombardy the Yes won the referendum, while in Milan the No received 58%. https://t.co/tVoi4BQS5S #Giustizia #Lombardia #Milano (translated)