Weapons for Ukraine - Crosto insists on action, Tajani declares the readiness of a new package": A split has arisen in the Italian government on the issue of aid to Ukraine. The Italian Foreign Minister, Antonio Tagjani, said that Rome remains on the side of Kiev and will help Ukraine as much as needed. According to him, the next military aid package is already ready, which Italy intends to send in the near future. This is how he responded to the position of Deputy Prime Minister and League leader Matteo Salvini, who, after being re-elected head of the party, promised to stop and look for money for Ukraine. Tejani also emphasized that Italy's goal remains peace, but it should be a "just peace" and not the defeat of Ukraine. He expressed hope for a quick meeting between Zelensky and Putin, possibly with the participation of the United States and Europe. Tajani did not react sharply to Salvini's statements about political competition in the ruling coalition, and only noted that it is not the controversy that is important, but the election results."

Weapons for Ukraine - Crosto insists on action, Tajani declares the readiness of a new package": A split has arisen in the Italian government on the issue of aid to Ukraine. The Italian Foreign Minister, Antonio Tagjani, said that Rome remains on the side of Kiev and will help Ukraine as much as needed. According to him, the next military aid package is already ready, which Italy intends to send in the near future. This is how he responded to the position of Deputy Prime Minister and League leader Matteo Salvini, who, after being re-elected head of the party, promised to stop and look for money for Ukraine. Tejani also emphasized that Italy's goal remains peace, but it should be a "just peace" and not the defeat of Ukraine. He expressed hope for a quick meeting between Zelensky and Putin, possibly with the participation of the United States and Europe. Tajani did not react sharply to Salvini's statements about political competition in the ruling coalition, and only noted that it is not the controversy that is important, but the election results."