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- The Italian government faces a December 31 deadline to pass a Ukraine aid decree amid coalition divisions.
- The decree includes military and civilian aid, with the Lega party demanding humanitarian-focused assistance and Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini opposing military aid.
- Forza Italia leader Antonio Tajani supports military aid, underscoring the coalition's strategic split.
- Italy has approved twelve military aid packages since 2022, reflecting ongoing support despite debate.
