The Police Used Water Cannons Against Protesters in Rome
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The Italian police used water cannons and began to detain protesters in the centre of Rome after the demonstrators tried to break the cordon; the Italian law enforcement forces used a water cannon against protesters in Rome, after which the arrests began, handed over to RIA News. As a result of the police action, the passers-by injured the elderly man, among others, and journalists at the scene were asked to leave the carriageway. An early crowd…
Distros in the centre of Rome between demonstrators and law enforcement. Everything was born when the procession wanted to continue, at the height of Santa Susanna, towards the institutional palaces. (ANSA)
In Rome, the capital of Italy, police used water cannons to disperse protesters who attempted to break through a police cordon following an anti-war march. Several people were detained and some passersby were injured in the incident.
In Rome, the anti-armament demonstration, headed for Termini Station, was blocked by the police. The officers carried out a charge and used
More than 200 young people were detained in Rome, while protesters clashed with police and tried to reach the buildings of state institutions, they reported.
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