As the title suggests, the Italian authorities confiscated a large amount of weapons and ammunitions owned by Italian Neo-Nazis. Amidst the Nazi paraphernalia, bullets and machine guns, there was even an anti-aircraft rocket, whose origin was probably from Qatar. According to the police, it is estimated that the right-wing extremists were simply smuggling all these lethal objects, without any serious intention to use them in a terrorist attack against civilians. It's a reasonable conclusion, especially for the missile, considering that the members of Neo-Nazi groups often work in a criminal environment and usually excel in illegal traffick of women, drugs and rifles.
However, we should not underestimate the strong links of the far-right with terrorism in Italy. During the '60s and '70s, there were several far-right attacks in Italy, which resulted into the death of tens of innocent citizens, a particularly bloody record which even overshadowed that of the notorious Red Brigades. Rather coincidentally, the two founders of Forza Nuova, the fascist party implicated in the recent controversy, had fled from Italy, in order not to be investigated for their role in the Bologna Massacre, by far the most brutal terrorist act in Italian history. Moreover, a member of Forza Nuova, with a past full of attacks against leftists in Italy, had also traveled to Ukraine, in order to fight against the Ukrainians in the War of Donbass. Forza Nuova initially enjoyed cordial relations with Svoboda, an Ukrainian neo-Nazi paramilitary force, but its policy was completely reversed (start reading from the 5:52 paragraph) after Maidan, when it considered the hostility of Kremlin towards Brussels, as the sacred struggle against "masons, usurers and Bolsheviks".
Therefore, I believe that the combination of a rich arsenal, recent warfare experience and a long record of particularly ruthless bombings against civilians could create a remarkably poisonous cocktail. The confiscation of this diverse collection of guns, from rocket-propelled grenades to pistols, is certainly a step towards the right direction, but it is absolutely necessary that the fight against far-right radicalism is not decreased. Especially the Italians should be exceptionally sensitive in combating the threat posed by a political faction, which never hesitated to murder, torture, imprison and oppress Italians, with the ultimate objective of reinforcing its totalitarian regime.