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Italy seizes valuable assets of dead mafia boss

Italy seizes valuable assets of dead mafia boss

Italian authorities have seized over 200 million euros in assets belonging to the deceased mafia boss Matteo Messina Denaro. Denaro, who was Italy's most wanted fugitive for decades, died in prison in 2023 shortly after his arrest.

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US Embassy in Kyiv remains open after Russian call to leave

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