Overview
- Italy will deploy at least 6,000 law‑enforcement personnel, including about 3,200 state police, 1,970 Carabinieri and 838 Guardia di Finanza officers.
- Milan will enforce five restricted red zones from 6 to 22 February with a no‑fly zone, drones, airborne surveillance and robotized systems such as robot dogs.
- The government earmarked €30 million for the Interior Ministry, over €13 million for armed‑forces support and €2.8 million for the national cybersecurity agency, supporting a continuous cyber operations hub in Milan.
- The Interior Ministry said U.S. participation includes ICE analysts working only inside U.S. diplomatic premises, with all security operations under Italian authority.
- The IOC confirmed that all 13 invited Russian athletes accepted participation, with the Games scheduled for 6–22 February in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo.