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Gjornâl Radio 11.04.2026

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Journalists Filip Wetter and Daniel Wetzel investigate a suspected intentional attack that halted oil flow to Germany for three days.

The episode begins with a standard introduction repeated multiple times. It then reports on an investigation by journalists Filip Wetter and Daniel Wetzel into a suspected intentional attack on the Transalpine Pipeline near Tumieci, which stopped oil flow to Germany for 72 hours, with authorities investigating political motives while the company downplays it as a service issue. Next, the municipal agent of Gurisse presents the 2025 management report, showing a surplus of 24.8 million euros from European funds, with 7.2 million available for paying debts, financing investments, and supporting sectors during energy crises. Councilor Marocco in Ronchis di Monfalcone proposes a wellness park project on 50,000 square meters along Via Pesaro, featuring sports facilities and pedestrian paths, but notes ongoing discussions with landowners and the community. The cleanup work at the ex-airport in Aosta is extended to May 31 for a Cesare Cremonini concert in April, with schools relocating there in September due to construction at their current site. Investigations into the murder of Alessandro Venier conclude with confirmed charges against Adam de Mari, Lorena Venier, and others for voluntary homicide and desecration, resulting in life sentences for some. The Global Sumur Flottiglia is relaunching to bring aid and media attention to Gaza, with local committees organizing events like a presentation in San Vidal Tiliment and a departure from Trieste, along with rallies in Puart and Uding. The episode ends with credits from the hosts and technical team.

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