According to Defense Minister Crosetto, the support given by Italy and the international community to Ukraine is not to continue the war started by Russia, but to end it.
The Italian parliament voted to transport weapons to Ukraine by the end of 2023. Rai news writes about it.
The publication writes that 215 deputies voted “for” and “against” 46 deputies.
In addition, Italian Defense Minister Guido Crosetto said that Italy and the international community support Ukraine not to continue the war that Russia started, but to end it.
“This decision is not just taken by this government or this country, this decision comes from the international community coming together to respond to the call for help of a nation occupied by another nation,” he said.
According to him, Russia launched an invasion of Ukraine, but it has already been defeated. There is a war that must end now.
Crosetto said he hopes Italy’s impossibility of winning will force Russia to sit at the negotiating table on reasonable terms.
Previously Focus wrote that the media said that Italy could transfer the Panzerhaubitze 2000 self-propelled guns to Ukraine. According to experts, the installations were noticed in service with the 43rd separate artillery brigade. Earlier, Italy said that it is ready to hand over 6 such self-propelled guns.
It was reported that Italy also announced the delay in the supply of air defense systems to Ukraine. Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani claims that there has been no slowdown in military aid to Ukraine, while the Italians are working with France to resolve the military aspects of the takeover of SAMP/T air defense systems.
Source: Focus
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