Arms decree for Ukraine: tension in government, Giorgetti has not yet signed
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Tension is growing around the decree on arms for Ukraine. Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti has not yet signed the measure, and this delay is sparking discussions within the governing majority.
The League remains opposed to the decree. Matteo Salvini's party is not in favour of sending new military aid to Kyiv and has clearly stated its position. For this reason, the text has not yet come into force, and negotiations among the coalition parties continue.
Faced with these difficulties, Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani has sought to reassure citizens and international allies. According to Tajani, Italy's support for Ukraine will not change. The government, he explained, will continue to guarantee aid to Kyiv, in keeping with commitments already made.
In conclusion, the question of the decree remains open. In the coming days, it will be important to understand whether the signature will arrive and what amendments might be necessary to reach an agreement among the political forces of the majority.
Sources: Il Sole 24 ORE
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