The Italian Supreme Court has upheld the life sentence for Gilberto Cavallini, confirming his role in the 1980 Bologna train station bombing that killed 85 people and injured over 200. This decision solidifies Cavallini's involvement alongside other convicted members of the far-right group NAR.

The attack, linked to neofascist groups, secret services, and the P2 Masonic lodge, aimed to destabilize Italy.

The ruling follows decades of investigations, revealing financial and logistical support from figures like Licio Gelli.

Families of the victims see this as a step toward justice, though they continue to fight for full accountability.

The case underscores the enduring impact of political violence in Italy's history.