Fourteen teenagers suspected of planning terrorist attacks were arrested in Italy

In Italy, 14 teenagers and three adults were arrested on suspicion of supporting neo-Nazi ideology and planning terrorist attacks within the country.

The suspects were members of the groups "New European Order" and the "Italian Fascist Front," where they discussed Nazi propaganda in chat rooms, shared videos of mass killings, and exchanged instructions on how to make potentially lethal explosive devices.

In their correspondence, the suspects also shared manuals on making homemade explosive devices, instructions on increasing their lethality, and guidelines on the use of cold weapons and firearms.

The suspects resided in various regions of Italy. They are charged with incitement to commit crimes, propaganda and incitement based on racial, ethnic, and religious discrimination, as well as preparation for activities with terrorist intent.

As a result of the searches, police seized knives and other bladed weapons, flags, and items bearing Nazi symbols, as well as phones, computers, and other devices that investigators believe were used to disseminate propaganda materials.

This was reported by Corriere della Serra.

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