Overview
- The decree keeps military support flowing into 2026 and represents the 11th extension of Italy’s authorization for aid to Kyiv.
- The decision passed despite opposition from the League, whose leader Matteo Salvini criticized further arms deliveries.
- Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni reaffirmed that Italy will back Ukraine "for as long as necessary," underscoring continued commitment.
- The League said the text prioritizes logistical and medical supplies for civilians and equipment for defense against missiles, drones and cyberattacks.
- Italy has sent 12 military aid packages worth more than €3 billion so far, with Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani describing the new decree as balanced.