Un român a murit în Italia în timp ce făcea un dispozitiv explozibil cu care voia să jefuiască bancomate

A Romanian and an Italian died in an explosion near Andria, Italy, while allegedly assembling an explosive device for bank robberies. Their bodies were found behind a villa owned by a 77-year-old man with a criminal record, whose connection to the victims is still unclear. The victims, both around 40 years old, were identified through fingerprints and distinctive features. Investigators believe they were handling explosives when the fatal detonation occurred, possibly preparing a device known as 'marmotta'. The investigation aims to trace the origin of the explosives and the circumstances leading to the incident, including the movements of a stolen vehicle found nearby.