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2026-10-21 05:47
Italy to send 500 soldiers to Milan to curb protests
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Washington ExaminerLean right
Italy sending hundreds of soldiers into Milan to quell days of violent riots
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- NPRLean left
Widespread protests have swept across many major cities in Europe. Italy is preparing to deploy soldiers in response to rioting in Milan after protests over rising prices, low wages and deteriorating public services erupted into fires and looting.
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Youth protests, descending into riots, have prompted Italy's government to send troops to Milan to control them.
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The Italian government is sending hundreds of military personnel into the nation’s financial capital to quell the sporadic riots that have plagued the city.
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Italy to send 500 soldiers to Milan to curb protests
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Italy sending hundreds of soldiers into Milan to quell days of violent riots
Read at washingtonexaminer.com →NPRLean left
Soldiers deployed in Italy, curfew enforced in France after widespread protests in Europe
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