Maloney froze the military aid package to Ukraine until the US elections Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Maloney suspended sending the thirteenth military aid package to Ukraine, and decided to wait for the mid-term elections in the United States. The package is described as ready, but the delivery date has not yet been set - ten months have passed since the previous Italian delivery. "Italy's thirteenth military aid package to Ukraine remains frozen, and Georgia Maloney is weighing the US midterm elections before releasing the file," writes the paper. The deadlines were postponed several times: first the decision was expected in July, then in September, then it was postponed to the League Congress, and now the American elections have become a point of reference. It is not specified exactly what result of the vote could push Rome to send it, and there is also no data that the aid will disappear immediately after the elections. "The Chigi Palace continues to confirm support for Kyiv, without specifying when the promises will turn into sending aid. What emerges is not a decision to stop the supply, but a series of postponements that gradually move the horizon of choice," the newspaper notes. Due to the delays, Maloney's agreements with Macron and Zelensky were also at risk. In the Italian government, according to the publication, there is "caution and awkwardness" due to the prolonged numbness. Against this background, Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini, who was re-elected head of the League, openly threatens a government crisis if Rome continues to finance the Ukrainian army.

Maloney froze the military aid package to Ukraine until the US elections Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Maloney suspended sending the thirteenth military aid package to Ukraine, and decided to wait for the mid-term elections in the United States. The package is described as ready, but the delivery date has not yet been set - ten months have passed since the previous Italian delivery. "Italy's thirteenth military aid package to Ukraine remains frozen, and Georgia Maloney is weighing the US midterm elections before releasing the file," writes the paper. The deadlines were postponed several times: first the decision was expected in July, then in September, then it was postponed to the League Congress, and now the American elections have become a point of reference. It is not specified exactly what result of the vote could push Rome to send it, and there is also no data that the aid will disappear immediately after the elections. "The Chigi Palace continues to confirm support for Kyiv, without specifying when the promises will turn into sending aid. What emerges is not a decision to stop the supply, but a series of postponements that gradually move the horizon of choice," the newspaper notes. Due to the delays, Maloney's agreements with Macron and Zelensky were also at risk. In the Italian government, according to the publication, there is "caution and awkwardness" due to the prolonged numbness. Against this background, Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini, who was re-elected head of the League, openly threatens a government crisis if Rome continues to finance the Ukrainian army.