The Government assigns another 500 soldiers to Strade Sicure. The operation that divided the majority has been strengthened.

The Italian government has decided to deploy an additional 500 soldiers to Milan as part of the "Strade Sicure" operation, aimed at enhancing public safety. This decision follows serious incidents in the city and is intended to support police forces until December 31, 2026. The operation, which has been ongoing since 2008, has sparked debate among coalition parties regarding the role of military personnel in public safety. While the League advocates for immediate reinforcement, Brothers of Italy suggests a comprehensive reorganization, and Forza Italia emphasizes that soldiers should not replace police forces. A political agreement has been reached to increase military presence from 6,800 to 10,000 soldiers, despite differing views on their long-term deployment.