He was ready to join the terrorists, a 25-year-old from Salerno was banned from leaving the country.

Salerno – He was studying to become a terrorist and would soon join international neo-Nazi groups: a young man from the province of Salerno was required to report to the police and banned from leaving the country.

The Carabinieri of the ROS (Special Operations Group) who conducted the investigation discovered on his equipment manuals for manufacturing firearms, chemical explosives, and poisons, as well as instructions on guerrilla warfare techniques. Following an investigation by the terrorism crimes unit of the Salerno prosecutor's office into the young Italian, the Carabinieri of the Special Operations Group executed a preliminary investigations judge's order imposing precautionary measures such as daily reporting to the judicial police, a travel ban, the confiscation of his passport, and the invalidation of his identity card.

The young man was charged with apologizing for fascism and National Socialism, but also with propagating ideas based on racial superiority and anti-Semitism through various online channels and with collecting and storing on his cell phone instructions for the manufacture of weapons, chemical explosives, poisons, and guerrilla warfare techniques.

According to investigators, the 25-year-old from the province of Salerno was active in several closed online groups aimed at inciting ethnic, racial, and religious discrimination. The suspect is also charged with possession of computer equipment for terrorist purposes. During the search, manuals for making weapons and explosives were found on his cell phone. According to investigators, the 25-year-old was preparing to move abroad to join a foreign neo-Nazi movement, formally listed as an international terrorist group.