Demonstrations in Milan, Italy and other places turned into riots last weekend. Italian Deputy Prime Minister Salvini said on the 19th that the government will send 500 troops to Milan to maintain security. Salvini posted on social media on the same day: “Put into action: send 500 troops to defend Milan.” According to Reuters, the Italian government plans to hold a cabinet meeting on the 20th to discuss and pass a series of security measures, including sending troops to Milan. The store in central Milan closed early on the 19th due to concerns about a resurgence of riots. In the district of Montenegro, where luxury stores are concentrated, police patrolled back and forth, and only a few tourists stayed. To avoid being smashed and robbed, most stores removed their windows to display their products.

Demonstrations in Milan, Italy and other places turned into riots last weekend. Italian Deputy Prime Minister Salvini said on the 19th that the government will send 500 troops to Milan to maintain security. Salvini posted on social media on the same day: “Put into action: send 500 troops to defend Milan.” According to Reuters, the Italian government plans to hold a cabinet meeting on the 20th to discuss and pass a series of security measures, including sending troops to Milan. The store in central Milan closed early on the 19th due to concerns about a resurgence of riots. In the district of Montenegro, where luxury stores are concentrated, police patrolled back and forth, and only a few tourists stayed. To avoid being smashed and robbed, most stores removed their windows to display their products.