Images from inside the Ministry of Education show that the protest did not leave consequences only on the facade. Inside the building, broken glass and damaged offices can be seen, while questions remain about how protesters managed to breach a state institution.
Damage also inside the ministry
The published images show damage in the interior areas of the Ministry of Education, not only on the outside of the building.
Broken glass and signs of destruction can be seen in offices and corridors, indicating that the tension of the protest also spread inside the institution.
Protesters entered the building
According to the published information, some protesters managed to enter the ministry’s interior premises during the protest a day earlier.
This raises questions about the level of security at a public building and about the response of the responsible structures at the moment the situation escalated.
The images document the aftermath
The images made public focus on the damage left behind after the entry into the institution, highlighting the condition of the offices and interior spaces.
At this stage, no further data has been made public on the value of the damage or on specific responsibilities related to the breach of the institution’s security.
The incident exposes not only the material consequences of the protest, but also the weakness of the protection of public institutions when the situation gets out of control.
Beyond the visible damage, it remains to be clarified how entry into the ministry’s interior was allowed and what measures will be sought over this episode.