Tensions have returned near the headquarters of the Socialist Party, where the protest has entered an escalatory phase. Footage and reports indicate Molotov cocktails and fireworks were thrown toward the building, while police responded with tear gas to disperse the crowd.
Clashes near the Socialist Party building
Protesters returned once again to the Socialist Party headquarters and threw Molotov cocktails and fireworks toward the building. The situation escalated within minutes, turning the area into a flashpoint for clashes.
There is no other confirmed information so far on consequences or damage beyond what can be seen from the moment of escalation near the building.
Police intervention with tear gas
According to the official version, police forces intervened immediately to push back the protesters. The police response came in the form of tear gas, a tool often used in crowd control, but one that continually raises questions about the proportionality of force on the ground.
In the absence of fuller public information, it remains unclear how the situation was handled overall and what level of force was used by each side during these tense moments.
What is known so far
At this stage, the available information remains limited: protesters attacked the building with Molotov cocktails and fireworks, while police responded with tear gas.
Beyond this basic description of the incident, institutions have not yet made public additional details that would help clarify the scale of the incident.
The incident at the Socialist Party headquarters marks another serious moment in the relationship between the protest on the ground and the police response.
When public information arrives in fragments and incomplete form, the burden of clarification falls on the institutions responsible for public order and transparency.