Milan, 25 July (LaPresse) – “The guerrilla-style attacks unleashed by the No Tav movement against the police are shameful and unacceptable. Once again, the police are defending – at the cost of their own safety – not only the security of the State and its citizens, but also the country’s growth through the construction of infrastructure essential to the economy and local communities. Our full solidarity goes to the Carabinieri, the police, the Guardia di Finanza, the local police and all public servants who, at this very moment, have once again become targets. And all this amid the deafening silence of a Left that is increasingly tolerant – if not downright complicit – with hooligans, violent thugs and subversive groups, from Bologna to Val di Susa.” This statement was made by Antonio Tajani, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister for Foreign Affairs and National Secretary of Forza Italia. “Crack down hard on these criminals!” wrote Matteo Salvini, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister for Transport and leader of the Lega, in a post on X written entirely in capital letters, to which he attached two photos of the construction site in Chiomonte.
No Tav, Tajani: “Unacceptable guerrilla tactics, the left is complicit”, Salvini: “A heavy hand against these criminals”
Milan, 25 July (LaPresse) – “The guerrilla-style attacks unleashed by the No Tav movement against the police are shameful and unacceptable. Once again, the police are defending – at the cost of their own safety – not only the security of the State and its citizens, but also the country’s growth through the construction of infrastructure essential to the economy and local communities. Our full solidarity goes to the Carabinieri, the police, the Guardia di Finanza, the local police and all public servants who, at this very moment, have once again become targets. And all this amid the deafening silence of a Left that is increasingly tolerant – if not downright complicit – with hooligans, violent thugs and subversive groups, from Bologna to Val di Susa.” This statement was made by Antonio Tajani, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister for Foreign Affairs and National Secretary of Forza Italia. “Crack down hard on these criminals!” wrote Matteo Salvini, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister for Transport and leader of the Lega, in a post on X written entirely in capital letters, to which he attached two photos of the construction site in Chiomonte.
