Following four days of demonstrations, activists have dismantled their encampment in Venaus, Susa Valley, regarding the high-speed rail line project "No TAV". The protests prompted a significant response from the Italian government, deploying a force of one thousand personnel to the area. Authorities are now assessing the extent of any damage incurred during the demonstrations. The dismantling of the camp signals a temporary pause in direct confrontation, though opposition to the TAV rail line continues. The future of the project remains contested, with ongoing debate surrounding its environmental and economic impact. The situation highlights the persistent tensions between protesters and authorities regarding large-scale infrastructure projects in Italy. The government will likely maintain a presence in the area to prevent further disruptions.