意大利总理梅洛尼召集紧急安全会议，以应对周末在米兰爆发的暴力冲突1。超过5000人因生活成本上升参与抗议活动1，示威演变为暴力骚乱，抗议者在市中心进行抢劫和纵火3。警方部署催泪瓦斯和水枪进行驱散，拘留了200多人1，其中80%为未成年人1，另有5名成年人因抢劫、破坏财产和妨碍执法被检控1。
梅洛尼表示"示威是权利。摧毁我们的城市不是"1，并谴责"流氓破坏米兰"2，同时表达对警方执法行动的支持2。暴力冲突不仅局限于米兰，还扩散到都灵、博洛尼亚等北部城市1。米兰市长萨拉称这是"新现象"，并将其与国际局势关联1。
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has called an emergency security meeting to address violent clashes that erupted over the weekend in Milan and spread to other northern cities.1 The disturbances emerged from cost-of-living protests that drew more than 5,000 people and escalated into rioting, during which demonstrators looted shops and set fires.123 Police deployed tear gas and water cannons to contain the unrest, resulting in the detention of more than 200 people, of whom approximately 80 percent were minors.1 Five adults faced charges related to looting, property destruction, and obstruction of law enforcement.1
Meloni expressed support for police operations while condemning the violence, stating that "protesting is a right. Destroying our city is not."1 She also criticized "hooligans destroying Milan" during the emergency meeting.2 Milan's Mayor Beppe Sala characterized the violence as a "new phenomenon" stemming from "international situations."1 The violent unrest extended beyond Milan to cities including Turin and Bologna in the northern regions.1
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