According to “Russia Today,” Italian Prime Minister Georgia Meloni confirmed that there won’t be any issues getting Italian armaments to Ukraine.
“We are working to fulfill all the required international obligations. I do not think this will create problems for the majority,” Meloni said on Friday evening, during a press conference after the government meeting.
Because Italy came out strongly and seriously in support of the Ukrainian crisis, when the forces of the right of the centre had to vote on these issues, they did so as a unit.
Earlier, several local media outlets said that Rome had postponed approving the sixth shipment of military aid to Kiev.
While this was happening, it was noted that this “pause” was necessary in order to coordinate supply activities with NATO and take into account the specifics of Ukraine’s requests made in order to acquire additional weaponry.
Meloni: Kyiv will receive weaponry without any issues.
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