"Russia's Trojan Horse in Italy Puts Giorgia Meloni to the Test. Analysts: It's Also a Danger for the EU
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The right-wing extremist Roberto Vannacci took advantage of the Italian fuel crisis to launch a direct attack on Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, contesting his pro-Ukraine foreign policy, in surprising terms similar to those of Moscow, says Financial Times. His arguments aligned with Kremlin's rhetoric threaten to aid Meloni's re-election campaign.
The recent analysis by the European Council on Foreign Relations (Ecf.) relaunched today by the British newspaper: "Challenge in Meloni with surprisingly close topics to those of Moscow"
This was written by the Financial Times in an analysis entitled "The Russian Trojan Horse Testes Meloni" , dedicated to the political growth of the general and MEP, today leading the National Future.
The British newspaper targets the general's pro-Russian positions. He replies with sarcasm: "Criticizing Brussels does not mean being disloyal to the West."
The Financial Times issued the notice at the address of the majority of government, on the possible alliance (in view of the elections in 2027) with the extreme right led by Roberto Vannacci: "The Russian Trojan horse testes Meloni" , headlined the authoritative London newspaper. Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani replied with furious calls for further checks: "Can [...] The article Financial Times on Roberto Vannacci: "The Russian Trojan horse tes…
Roberto Vannacci's positions aligned with the Kremlin, including the call to restart trade with Russia, are likely to complicate the race for the re-election of Giorgia Meloni, taking on the deep currents of pacifism, malcontent ... (ANSA)
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