Overview
- The government has approved a decree-law to guarantee continuity of Italy’s commitment and assistance to Ukraine.
- Crosetto told the Chamber that ending support would mean abandoning the effort to build a just and stable peace.
- He characterized military transfers as defensive to protect territory and civilians, saying he would have provided more systems to stop strikes if he could.
- The minister pointed to Russia’s growing war capacity, citing increased troop numbers and a public budget heavily oriented to the military.
- Parliament is debating and voting on multiple resolutions as Lega displays visible internal divisions despite party leaders urging a vote in favor.