Protests by former steelworkers threaten fuel supply at four southern Italian airports

Protests by former steelworkers threaten fuel supply at four southern Italian airports
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Former Ilva steelworks workers are protesting in Taranto, raising concerns that fuel shortages could affect Bari, Brindisi, Foggia and Taranto‑Grottaglie airports.

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