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Italy Extends Military Aid to Ukraine Amid Controversy

12/29/2025

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Italy's Cabinet approved a decree on December 29 to extend military aid to Ukraine until 2026, after 12 packages totaling over €3 billion.
The decree prioritizes civilian logistics, medical supplies, and defense against missile and cyber threats.
The far-right League party, led by Matteo Salvini, threatened to abstain over corruption concerns.
Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani described the decree as balanced and said Italy will maintain support.

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Italy's Cabinet approved a decree on December 29 to extend military aid to Ukraine until 2026, after 12 packages totaling over €3 billion.
The decree prioritizes civilian logistics, medical supplies, and defense against missile and cyber threats.
The far-right League party, led by Matteo Salvini, threatened to abstain over corruption concerns.
Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani described the decree as balanced and said Italy will maintain support.