Violent clashes in Piazza Duomo in Milan: 50 detained and several injured
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An evening of serious tension struck the center of Milan, where violent clashes occurred in Piazza Duomo. During the unrest, a group of people threw stones, tables, and chairs at law enforcement, causing several injuries among the officers engaged in security duties.
The police intervention led to the detention of 50 people involved in the clashes. A detail that has caused particular concern is the age of the participants: about half of those detained are minors. Authorities are now analyzing surveillance camera footage to reconstruct the exact sequence of events and identify those responsible for individual acts of violence.
The episode has sparked a heated political debate. Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini commented harshly on the incident, pointing the finger at the management of public order and strongly criticizing the extremist factions that participated in the urban guerrilla warfare.
The city of Milan, usually a hub of tourism and social life, is now questioning how to prevent similar episodes of youth violence. Investigations are ongoing to clarify whether there was planned organization behind the event or if it was a spontaneous protest that rapidly degenerated into criminal acts.
Sources: il Giornale
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