In Italy, 120 law enforcement officers were injured as a result of clashes between police and participants of the “No TAV” movement, who are opposing the construction of the Turin-Lyon high-speed railway line in the Val di Susa valley.
elchi reports that this was stated by Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.
“What you see here are not scenes of war, but scenes of so-called protests. However, this is not an expression of dissent, but organized, deliberate violence, and it must be treated as such,” Meloni emphasized.
the Prime Minister assured that the government will spare no effort to identify the perpetrators and hold them accountable.
Protests against the construction of the Turin-Lyon railway line have been ongoing for nearly 30 years. Activists of the “No TAV” movement oppose the project, citing the potential negative impact on the environment of the Susa valley, as well as the high cost of construction, which they consider unjustified.
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