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The installation can be done by both. Yes it contains the Italian language.

https://sourceforge.net/projects/xiaomi-eu-multilang-miui-roms/files/xiaomi.eu/MIUI-STABLE-RELEASES/MIUIv14/xiaomi.eu_multi_ISHTAR_V14.0.16.0.TMACNXM_v14-13.zip/download

You will have to unlock the Bootloader and flash xiaomi.eu ROM or China ROM

Try downloading Mi Flash and Mi Unlock Tool and install drivers from there. Also the restart might be enough.

Do you have the drivers installed?

Anyways, the issue is also present in Official ROM. So until Xiaomi fixes it I don't think there's anything we can do.

You posted your personal information on the internet such as your location

It was actually now removed from the ROM. If you want to install via OTA you will have to install TWRP by yourself.

Well I have this recovery but I don't know if it's compatible with the Chinese device but it should be. It's for the Redmi Note 11 Pro 5G (veuxg) but the only thing they differ in is the NFC hardware so it shouldn't be a problem. EDIT: I tried it and it makes WiFi to stop working, so no luck there.

The recovery works and decrypts data on Android 13 but it somehow messes with WIFI and WIFI cannot be turned on after installing

Did you just dox yourself?

Well the recovery says that it's compatible with Android 13. I will probably go back to xiaomi.eu in couple of days so I will try the recovery on MIUI 14 and report back.

I have found another recovery that doesn't seem to be saying that it's pre-rooted. It's for the Redmi Note 11 Pro 5G and made by totally different developer. I currently cannot try it as I'm Beta Testing the Stock EEA ROM. But it is attached in the link below if someone wants to try it and...

Well unlucky, I just can't get my head around how a recovery could impact wifi connection. That's weird.

So it seems like the ROM comes preinstalled with TWRP that automatically installs root. I guess developers will have to take a look at the TWRP. Multiple people are experiencing this issue.

Seems like multiple people had root and TWRP automatically installed so it comes with the ROM. I guess xiaomi.eu developers will have to look into this.

Find Magisk app on your phone and uninstall root

Try rebooting to recovery and check if TWRP is installed. It seems like TWRP was included with the ROM and it seem to include root by default.

So TWRP comes preinstalled with root?

Yeah you can uninstall magisk using the magisk app. Also could you try to boot into the recovery to check if there isn't TWRP preinstalled with the ROM.