Overview

• Police reported about 60 officers injured at Milano Centrale, with three demonstrators arrested and further identifications underway from video evidence.
• Genoa recorded a largely peaceful turnout of over 20,000 people after a seven‑hour blockade of port access points, culminating in a march to Piazza De Ferrari.
• Strike actions and marches disrupted transport across the country, including a stoppage on the A14 in Bologna, port blockades in Genoa and Livorno, and tensions near rail hubs in several cities.
• Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi called the Milan unrest a deliberate attack on police as prosecutors and Digos opened investigations and carried out detentions from Bergamo to Bologna.
• The Global Sumud Flotilla, about 40 vessels sailing toward Gaza, requested a parliamentary inquiry into Italy–Israel relations, and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani ruled out military protection and warned of possible detention or expulsion for violating Israeli naval rules.