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    Trains in Italy delayed by latest suspected sabotage attack during Olympics

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    Posted on February 14, 2026

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    Last updated: February 14, 2026

    Trains in Italy delayed by latest suspected sabotage attack during Olympics - Headlines news and analysis from Global Banking & Finance Review
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    Quick Summary

    Italy's train services face delays due to suspected sabotage during the Olympics, affecting key routes and prompting government investigation.

    Table of Contents

    • Impact of Sabotage on Train Services
    • Details of the Incidents
    • Government Response and Investigation
    • Claims of Responsibility

    Italy's Train Services Disrupted by Suspected Sabotage During Olympics

    Impact of Sabotage on Train Services

    MILAN, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Trains operating through the heart of Italy suffered delays of more than an hour on Saturday following the latest suspected act of sabotage during the Olympic Games.

    Details of the Incidents

    Services between Naples in the south and the capital Rome were affected, and there were also delays on the line heading north towards Florence.

    Government Response and Investigation

    Transport Minister Matteo Salvini condemned those behind the incidents followingsimilar problems last Saturday on the network and another less serious case in midweek. The stoppages come as Italy hosts the Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo from February 6-22.

    Claims of Responsibility

    "These are hateful criminal acts aimed at workers and at Italy," Salvini said in a statement.

    "I hope that no one plays down or tries to justify these crimes which put lives at risk," he added.

    The authorities were investigating burnt cables on a section of the high-speed line between Rome and Naples on Saturday, and two other possible acts of vandalism between the capital and Florence.

    An anarchist group claimed responsibility for an attack on the network last Saturday, the first full day of the Games, when rail infrastructure was damaged near Bologna, causing delays of up to 2-1/2 hours on high-speed, Intercity and regional services.

    (Writing by Keith Weir; Editing by Hugh Lawson)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Trains in Italy delayed due to suspected sabotage.
    • •Delays affected routes between Naples, Rome, and Florence.
    • •Transport Minister condemns the acts as criminal.
    • •Anarchist group claims responsibility for earlier attack.
    • •Authorities investigate burnt cables and vandalism.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Trains in Italy delayed by latest suspected sabotage attack during Olympics

    1What is an investigation?

    An investigation is a systematic process of inquiry to uncover facts and gather evidence regarding a specific incident or issue.

    2What are claims of responsibility?

    Claims of responsibility occur when individuals or groups publicly acknowledge their involvement in an event, often related to criminal or disruptive actions.

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