Meloni after Berlusconi’s new audio: “Italy is part of NATO, whoever disagrees is out. At the cost of not forming a government.”

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  1. A very harsh note from the premier in pectore after the release of a new piece of the intervention of the Forza Italia leader in front of the newly elected, in which he repeats that Putin did not want to intervene in Ukraine and attributes the blame for the war to Zelensky. “I intend to lead a government with a clear and unambiguous line of foreign policy,” writes Meloni
    “Italy is fully entitled, and with its head held high, part of Europe and the Atlantic Alliance. Anyone who does not agree with this cornerstone will not be able to be part of the government, at the cost of not being a government “.
    After the airing of a new audio in which Silvio Berlusconi among the applause of Forza Italia deputies attributes the blame for the war in Ukraine to Volodymyr Zelensky , Giorgia Meloni spreads a very hard note. On the eve of the start of the consultations at the Quirinale, the leader of Fdiand premier in pectore says she is even ready to blow up the table if the allies do not clarify the position of Italy. “I intend to lead a government with a clear and unambiguous line of foreign policy ,” she writes. “Italy with us in government will never be the weak link in the West , the unreliable nation so dear to many of our detractors”.
    The goal, reiterates Meloni, must be to “relaunch the credibility ” of the country and “thus defend its interests. On this I will ask all the ministers of a possible government for clarity. The first rule of a political government that has a strong mandate from the Italians is to respect the program that the citizens voted for ”.
    The stance comes after La7 played a new piece of the intervention by the FI leader in front of the newly elected, in which he repeats that Russian President Putin did not want to intervene in Ukraine but has been pressured and argues that in any case his intention was to land a lightning intervention to replace Zelensky with ” good people and common sense “. If the conflict continues, therefore, the fault – in Berlusconi’s interpretation – lies with the Ukrainian president who chose to respond to the attack and the West that supported him by sending weapons. Statements that have sparked opposition and promise to become an international case likethe outings on the exchange of gifts and “very sweet” letters with Putin, which provoked harsh reactions in the European Parliament. The Commission, for its part, has announced that it is working to verify whether the sending of vodka from Russia on the occasion of the birthday of the force leader violates the sanctions against Moscow .

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