Italian police carry out investigations at the site where
Roberto Adinolfi, a 53-year-old nuclear engineer, was shot in Genoa.
Group named after Greek anarchist warns it will strike seven
more times at nuclear firm's parent company, Finmeccanica
An anarchist group claimed responsibility on Friday for
kneecapping an Italian nuclear engineering executive and warned it would strike
another seven times at the firm's parent company, Finmeccanica.
In a four-page letter sent to an Italian
newspaper, the group, calling itself the Olga Nucleus of the Informal Anarchist
Federation-International Revolutionary Front, said two of its members had shot
Roberto Adinolfi, the CEO of Ansaldo Nucleare, in Genoa on Monday.
The firm is owned by Italian state-controlled defence and
aerospace group Finmeccanica, which operates 16 sites and employs 10,000 people
in the UK. (Read further: Source)
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