Italian protesters have entered the Colosseum, but largely managed to avoid violent incidents.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni credited law enforcement for preventing significant violence during protests. While some attempted to provoke clashes, incidents were minimal. A group entered the Colosseum but was removed without major issues. In Rome, water cannons dispersed protesters near Termini station. Clashes occurred in Turin and Bologna, but protesters were kept away from city centers. Milan saw peaceful demonstrations despite fears of violence. Over 4,000 individuals were identified during the protests, with 87 reported and nine arrested. Authorities conducted preemptive actions in 18 cities, leading to several arrests. Youssef Sihert, linked to violent protests, was placed in custody on terrorism-related charges.