Media suspected Trump Jr. of duck hunting in a protected area in Italy

The son of US President Donald Trump Jr. is suspected of hunting rare ducks in the Venice Lagoon in Italy. The newspaper La Repubblica reported on February 3.

"The U.S. website The Global Hunt for Adventure has published a video in recent days that includes an interview with Trump Jr. surrounded by shot quail and ducks," the publication said.

According to Andrea Zanoni, a member of the Green Europe party, the footage, which shows scenes of hunting, takes place in an area protected by European regulations, which is a protected area.

The newspaper reports that the hunt could have been for a red-breasted goose, which is extremely rare in Europe.

In addition, Luana Zanella, an MP from the opposition Alliance of Greens and Leftists, said Environment Minister Gilberto Pichetto-Fratin should submit a report to parliament on the incident. She said the shooting of protected bird and animal species is prosecuted in Italy. According to her, non-residents of Italy are not allowed to hunt in the Venetian Lagoon.

Earlier, on January 30, Trump Jr. supported the idea of reopening the Alcatraz prison.So the son of the US President commented on a news post by a social network user, which claimed that Trump would sign an executive order to prepare up to 30 thousand places in the Guantanamo Bay prison for criminals from among illegal migrants.