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Italian Police Seize 45 Kg of Fireworks from Israeli Hapoel Fans in Bergamo

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Italian police confiscated 45 kilograms of smoke grenades and fireworks from two Israeli Hapoel Tel Aviv fans during a football match in Bergamo.

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  • Italian police seized 45 kg of smoke grenades and fireworks from two Israeli Hapoel fans.
  • The incident occurred during a Europa Conference League playoff match in Bergamo on August 20.
  • Hapoel Tel Aviv supporters lit flares in the stands at the start of the game.
  • The confiscation was reported by the Italian news site ecodibergamo.
  • No additional details or outcomes have been disclosed so far.

During a Europa Conference League playoff match between Hapoel Tel Aviv and Atalanta in Bergamo, Italy, local reports revealed that Italian authorities confiscated 45 kilograms of smoke grenades and fireworks from two Israeli fans. The game, which took place on August 20, saw Hapoel supporters ignite several flares in the stands at kickoff. The seizure was reported by the Italian news outlet ecodibergamo, highlighting the significant amount of pyrotechnic materials taken from the fans. No further details about the incident or any consequences for the individuals involved have been provided yet.

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