The vodka that former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi received from Russian President Vladimir Putin may be in violation of EU sanctions, according to the European Commission.
According to a spokesman of the European Commission, who was quoted by the German News Agency, the vodka that former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi said Russian President Vladimir Putin gave him on his birthday may be in violation of EU sanctions.
According to the news website “Russia Today,” the newspaper claimed that “the European Union countries are accountable for compliance with the sanctions.”
The import of alcoholic beverages from Russia into the European Union will be prohibited beginning in April 2022, according to the European Commission, which also noted that there are no exceptions for presents.
The “Labrice” news agency had previously reported that Berlusconi informed the members of his party, “Italy forward”, that he was “reconciled with Putin”, and that the Russian leader sent him 20 bottles of vodka on his birthday.
In Italy’s early parliamentary elections, the right-right alliance triumphed for the first time since World War II, which is remarkable.
This coalition consists of Silvio Berlusconi’s “Italy forward,” the “Northern League,” also known as the “Northern Association of Independence Independence,” the “Italy Brothers,” and the “We are moderates” party.
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