The car of Italian journalist Sigfrido Ranucci exploded in front of his home, without any victims. The journalist has been under the protection of the Italian police for 11 years.

Sigfrido Ranucci, an Italian journalist under police protection for 11 years due to mafia threats, was the victim of an explosion that destroyed his car and damaged his daughter's vehicle parked nearby. The incident occurred in Campo Ascolano, near Rome, and was caused by a bomb placed under Ranucci's car. Although there were no casualties, the power of the explosion was so great that it could have caused serious harm to anyone nearby. Ranucci mentioned that his daughter passed by the car just a few minutes before the explosion, highlighting the seriousness of the situation.

An investigation has been opened by the anti-mafia prosecutors in Rome, and Ranucci stated that one kilogram of explosives was used. The absence of surveillance cameras in the area complicates the identification of the perpetrators. The journalist emphasized that he recently announced sensitive topics for his show, which could be related to the attack. Ranucci has been exposed to constant threats, including the discovery of bullets in front of his house, suggesting an intensification of the risks he faces.