Stone-throwing occurred at the Argentine president's pre-election rally

Argentina President Javier Milei was stoned during a pre-election meeting held in the city of Lomas de Zamora in the southern part of the country's capital, Buenos Aires. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

The head of state's press secretary shared information about the incident on social media. According to official sources, the president was not injured; security personnel quickly protected him and escorted him to a safe location.

According to AFP agency reports, this incident occurred against the backdrop of a corruption crisis involving the president's sister and close associate, Karina Milei. Witnesses emphasized that protesters were in the car with the president's sister during the attack.

Their vehicle and other cars following it were attacked with stones, plants, and glass bottles. After leaving the scene, a clash broke out between the president's supporters and opponents.

It is currently known that at least one supporter was injured in the ribs and was taken to the hospital with medical assistance. These events have led to further escalation of the political situation in Argentina, intensifying conflicts during the pre-election processes.

The public and observers are closely monitoring the developments in the coming days.