Milan under guard: Meloni sends 500 soldiers to tackle riots
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After looting and violence over the weekend, Italy's government is sending 500 additional soldiers to Milan. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni wants to prevent further riots as the images resemble the unrest in France.
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In Milan, young people went on the rampage and looted shops over the weekend. According to Spiegel, the scene recalls the recent violence in France. Italy's prime minister, Giorgia Meloni, is now responding with a significant military reinforcement.
500 additional soldiers for Milan
According to consistent reports from Spiegel and Zeit, Italy is deploying 500 additional soldiers to Milan. According to the government, the additional military presence is intended to prevent further riots, as Zeit reports. The reinforcement follows the violence and looting that Milan experienced over the weekend, writes the Hamburger Abendblatt.
Comparison with the unrest in France
According to Spiegel, the images from Milan are similar to those from France. Both countries therefore face the challenge of containing similar escalations in their major cities. According to the Hamburger Abendblatt, there is currently fear of new riots in Milan – Italy wants to restore calm with the additional troops.
Status: The report will be updated as soon as further information is available.
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