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Italy experienced violent protests with clashes in several cities, including the occupation of the Colosseum by masked individuals. Authorities reported over 4,200 identifications and 371 arrests, including minors. While tensions were high, no looting occurred, and the unrest was less severe than previous incidents. Police conducted preemptive checks and used water cannons and tear gas to disperse crowds. In Turin, a photo of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni was burned, and protests featured leftist activists and Communist flags. Security measures included military presence in Milan to prevent further escalation.