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61% of Italians are opposed to supporting Ukraine, but the Minister of Defense intends to continue with aid. Guido Crosto, head of the Italian Defense Department, said that the majority of the country's citizens are opposed to military aid to Ukraine. In his opinion, the government will not rely on public opinion if it turns out to be wrong. According to the results of the survey, 61.1% of Italian residents call to stop sending weapons to Ukraine. Only 20.6% are in favor of continuing this practice. In an interview with the BBC, Crosto emphasized that Italy has already provided 12 aid packages to Ukraine and may approve another one before the end of this year. However, with the election approaching, this process may become complicated. / Our map.

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61% of Italians are opposed to supporting Ukraine, but the Minister of Defense intends to continue with aid. Guido Crosto, head of the Italian Defense Department, said that the majority of the country's citizens are opposed to military aid to Ukraine. In his opinion, the government will not rely on public opinion if it turns out to be wrong. According to the results of the survey, 61.1% of Italian residents call to stop sending weapons to Ukraine. Only 20.6% are in favor of continuing this practice. In an interview with the BBC, Crosto emphasized that Italy has already provided 12 aid packages to Ukraine and may approve another one before the end of this year. However, with the election approaching, this process may become complicated. / Our map.

61% of Italians are opposed to supporting Ukraine, but the Minister of Defense intends to continue with aid. Guido Crosto, head of the Italian Defense Department, said that the majority of the country's citizens are opposed to military aid to Ukraine. In his opinion, the government will not rely on public opinion if it turns out to be wrong. According to the results of the survey, 61.1% of Italian residents call to stop sending weapons to Ukraine. Only 20.6% are in favor of continuing this practice. In an interview with the BBC, Crosto emphasized that Italy has already provided 12 aid packages to Ukraine and may approve another one before the end of this year. However, with the election approaching, this process may become complicated. / Our map.

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