“It is absolutely premature to talk about Russia’s return to the G8, she believes.”, — write: www.unian.ua
It is absolutely premature to talk about Russia’s return to the G8, she believes.
Meloni also believes that strict security guarantees should be offered to Ukraine / photo: president.gov.uaItalian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has reaffirmed her support for Ukraine, acknowledging that there are differing views on the best way to avoid war with Russia, The Guardian reports.
She emphasized that the best way to avoid a war with Russia is to support Ukraine, spoke about the need to offer strict security guarantees for Kyiv in the event of a ceasefire or a peace agreement with Russia.
She also made it clear that it is “absolutely premature” to talk about Russia’s rejoining the G8.
Ukraine and Italy: the latest newsAs UNIAN reported, Italy will not send its troops to Ukraine as part of future security guarantees. This was announced by the Italian government following the meeting of the “coalition of the determined” in Paris.
The statement notes that Prime Minister Georgia Maloney confirmed Italy’s support for the security of Ukraine.
At the same time, Meloni “repeated a number of fixed points of the Italian government’s position on the issue of guarantees, including the exclusion of the deployment of Italian troops on the ground.”
We also wrote that the Italian government has decided to provide a new package of military aid to Ukraine. It is noteworthy that the decision was approved despite the opposition of the right-wing League party, which opposes further military aid to Kyiv. Prime Minister of Italy Giorgia Meloni said that her country will support Ukraine as long as it is needed. This is already the 12th package of military aid to Ukraine since the beginning of the full-scale Russian invasion.
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