More letter bombs have been sent to European Union officials, all of them postmarked from Bologna, Italy: Two EU Officials Receive Letter Bombs.

BRUSSELS, Belgium - Two letter bombs addressed to senior members of the European Parliament burst into flames and another was intercepted Monday, bringing to at least seven the number of explosives mailed recently to European Union targets.

There were no injuries from either of the packages that exploded — one at the Brussels office of conservative German Hans-Gert Poettering, the other at the Manchester, England office of Socialist legislator Gary Titley, officials said.

Bomb experts defused the other package, addressed to a Spanish conservative in Brussels.

The two letter bombs found in Brussels Monday were identical in form and all postmarked Dec. 22 in Bologna, Italy, from where the earlier attacks over the past two weeks are believed to have originated.

This doesn’t sound like an RoP project; they usually make sure there are enough explosives to finish the job. Could be an Italian anarchist group, with an anti-EU grudge.