Antifa attack the Italian police in Milan

Around 150 members of the far-left extremist group Antifa clashed violently with Italian police in the city of Milan. The incidents took place during the first "European Remigration Summit," an event that brought together representatives from various identitarian and nationalist movements across Europe to discuss immigration policies, particularly focused on the return of illegal or non-integrated immigrants to their countries of origin.

The Antifa protesters, who define themselves as anti-fascist but have often been accused of promoting violent actions, attempted to breach the security perimeter set by police and gain access to the summit. Their reported goal was to disrupt the event and physically assault organizers and attendees, whom they label as "fascists" and "racists" for their anti-immigration stance.

Riot police responded firmly to contain the demonstrators and prevent them from achieving their objective. There were tense moments involving pushing, the throwing of objects, and hand-to-hand clashes. Although no serious injuries or arrests have been officially reported, footage from the scene shows significant violence and chaos near the venue.

The "European Remigration Summit" has been controversial since it was first announced, as it addresses one of the most sensitive political issues in Europe: immigration and multiculturalism. Organizers defend the right of European nations to regain control of their borders and prioritize national cultural identity, while critics—such as Antifa—accuse the event of promoting hate speech and xenophobia.

This incident in Milan highlights the growing political polarization in Europe, particularly around immigration, national identity, and security. It also underscores the increasingly violent role that some radical groups are willing to play in order to prevent the expression of ideas they oppose ideologically.