Rome Mafia Clan War: 13 Bombs in Five Months, Public Indifference

A mafia clan war in Rome has escalated to 13 bombings in five months, signaling a breakdown in underworld balances. The attacks target clan assets and associates, yet public and institutional response remains muted, suggesting either normalization of violence or a deliberate underreaction. This marks a notable deviation from Rome's recent low-level organized crime baseline, with implications for local security and governance.