The protest has moved from the Ministry of Education toward the Prime Minister’s Office, where the situation is reported to be more tense in front of the police cordon. On the ground, young protesters have brought over iron structures from a bus stop and have started gathering stones.
The crowd moves toward the government building
After protesters had earlier remained near the Ministry of Education, the gathering shifted toward the Prime Minister’s Office, moving the political and symbolic pressure to the center of the executive.
At the entrance to the building, police have set up a security barrier. In front of it, the protest has taken on a more confrontational form in relation to the presence of law enforcement forces.
Bus stop structures used as a barrier
Iron structures taken from the bus stop have been brought into the area, in a move that shows the situation is moving beyond the framework of a static gathering.
Images from the scene show that these structures are being used by protesters to create a kind of line opposite the police, at a moment when tensions on the ground appear open.
Stones begin to be gathered
At the same time, protesters have begun gathering stones. According to the version reported from the scene, they are using them to strike police officers or institutional buildings as a sign of revolt.
This development further aggravates the situation near the Prime Minister’s Office and raises serious questions about security management and the way the confrontation is escalating in public space.
The concentration of the protest in front of the Prime Minister’s Office places the event at a more sensitive stage, where any action on the ground could increase the risk of a direct clash.
Up to this moment, the focus remains on the standoff between protesters and the police cordon, in an atmosphere that is becoming more tense step by step.