Melons: Italy Has a Clear Position on Ukraine, From Moscow Nervousness
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The Italian Prime Minister described the real purpose of Russia's actions U Italy's clear position in support of Ukraine, and the constant Russian provocations testify to Kremlin's nervousness, as stated by the Italian Prime Minister George Meloni, reporting to RBK-Ukraine with reference to Ana. "I consider the constant Russian provocations to be an expression of nervousness, as if they want to divert attention from a conflict that is not in the…
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(Agenzia Vista) Rome, 16 September 2026 "On Ukraine "if Italy wants to have a role it is important that it continues to have a clear position. And this has never failed. It was born as a meeting with the companies that work in Russia and it is the most natural thing in the world also because there has never been an absolute prohibition to do activity in Russia. Nothing particularly strange also in the presence of the Russian ambassador" Meloni d…
Italy Has Clear Ukraine Instance, Moscow Showing Signs of Nervousness - Melons (2) - English Service
Italy has a clear instance om support of Ukraine and Moscow is showing signs of nervousness, Premier Giorgia Meloni said Wednesday. (ANSA)
Rome, 17 sets. (askanews) "As far as Russia is concerned, I think that the multiplication of provocations does not escape anyone, in recent weeks we have seen different ones. But I believe that the real question that we have to ask ourselves is because I believe that these provocations from Moscow are multiplying and it is [...]
At the same time, Meloni described "continuous Russian provocations" as a sign of "some kind of nervousness and anxiety of Moscow". Referring to the meeting between Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini and the Russian ambassador in Milan, Meloni noted that it all started as a meeting with Italian companies operating in Russia. "It is the most normal thing in the world, especially considering that there has never been an absolute ban on doing bus…
Italy has a clear position of support for Ukraine, and Moscow is showing signs of nervousness, Italian Prime Minister Giorgio Meloni said.
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