Tensions shifted to the Ministry of Economy, where protesters stopped in front of the building and struck the entrance. According to the reported version, the front part of the door was set on fire, while police intervention came afterward with tear gas.
Protesters stopped at the ministry entrance
The group of protesters headed to the Ministry of Economy and stopped in front of the building, where it began attacking the entrance door.
Footage and information made public show an escalation of the situation precisely at the entrance to the institution.
Flames at the front of the door
As tensions continued, protesters managed to set fire to the front part of the building’s door.
The incident marked another serious moment for the security of institutional premises, while the damage to the entrance pushed the situation into an open phase of confrontation.
Police intervened with tear gas
After the fire was set, police intervened by using tear gas to disperse the protesters.
No further official details have been made known at this stage about the consequences of the intervention or about the people involved.
The incident at the Ministry of Economy once again reflects how tensions on the ground quickly shift from protest to physical confrontation with institutions.
Beyond the police response, transparency over the management of the situation and the proportionality of the intervention remain essential.