Overview
- The late-night blast in Pomezia around 10 p.m. destroyed two family vehicles and damaged the property, with no injuries reported.
- Authorities say the device detonated shortly after Ranucci returned home, and his daughter had passed the spot roughly 30 minutes earlier.
- Special police units and Rome’s Antimafia office have opened an investigation, with motive and perpetrators still unknown.
- Ranucci, who has long lived under protection for his work on RAI 3’s Report, described the explosive as rudimentary.
- Top officials condemned the attack, and the interior minister ordered maximum security measures for the journalist.