Violent clashes have erupted during a large-scale farmers' protest against the government’s decision to extend a livestock export ban, with dozens reportedly hurt in the confrontation. The demonstration, which drew support from far-right organizations, saw thousands of farmers gather to voice opposition to the policy, raising concerns over agricultural livelihoods and economic impacts. Security forces were deployed to manage the unrest, while authorities face pressure to address the farmers' grievances amid growing tensions. The situation underscores deep divisions over trade regulations and their consequences for rural communities.
Dozens injured as 2,000 farmers - backed by far-right groups - protest the extension of a livestock export ban.
