
The Rome Prosecutor's Office has requested the revocation of the dismissal request for the Ustica massacre, following France's willingness to provide new documents and computer files relating to the case.
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The Ustica massacre is a historical event that has been the subject of decades-long judicial investigations. France recently offered cooperation by providing unpublished documents.
The Rome Prosecutor's Office, as announced after France's willingness to provide documents on the Ustica massacre, has requested the revocation of the dismissal request.
'There are new prospects for investigation,' said prosecutor Lo Voi. Among the documentation that Paris will provide are also '9 computer files and two documents from the French Ministry of Defence'.
'Now we need the facts and to understand what value the documents provided will have,' says Daria Bonfietti, president of the Association of Relatives of the Victims of the Ustica Massacre.

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