Giorgia Meloni, the Prime Minister of Italy, vehemently criticized the protests that took place in Milan during the Winter Olympic Games. In a Facebook post, Meloni called the protesters "enemies of Italy and Italians," accusing them of inciting riots that were broadcast on international channels, including Fox News. On Saturday evening, a protest march gathered over 3,000 participants, who threw Molotov cocktails at security forces, and the police responded with batons, water cannons, and tear gas, arresting at least several people. Meloni also mentioned damage to the railway, suggesting that these could be acts of sabotage. She emphasized that thousands of Italians are working hard to ensure the success of the Olympic Games, and the protests are against their efforts.
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Giorgia Meloni îi numește „inamici ai Italiei” pe protestatarii de la Milano în timpul JO de iarnă
Anti-Olympics protestors branded 'enemies of Italy' after clashes in Milan
VIDEO Giorgia Meloni tună și fulgeră după violențele de la Milano: Cei care contestă Jocurile Olimpice sunt dușmanii Italiei
Giorgia Meloni: „Cei care protestează față de Jocurile Olimpice sunt dușmani ai Italiei”
Meloni condamnă protestele violente de la Milano în timpul Jocurilor Olimpice: "Inamici ai Italiei" - Știrile ProTV
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