Following a weekend of civil unrest in Milan, the Italian government has responded with a significant increase in security presence and legislative changes. Officials confirmed that 500 additional soldiers will be deployed to the city to assist local law enforcement in maintaining order. The riots, which saw widespread looting and damage to local businesses, resulted in more than 100 police officers sustaining injuries.

In addition to the military deployment, the government has outlined a series of legal adjustments aimed at curbing future violence. These measures include the implementation of harsher criminal penalties for individuals found guilty of participating in violent protests. Furthermore, the government has introduced a policy of parental financial responsibility, which mandates that parents or guardians may be held liable for property damage caused by their minor children during such events. These actions represent a shift toward a more aggressive stance on public order in the wake of the recent disturbances.