I Don't Miss Russian Dances in Prague, Meloni Defended Her Support for Ukraine
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<p>The surrender of Ukraine will not bring peace, but will return Europe to Soviet-style imperialism — George Meloni said that the surrender of Ukraine would not bring peace, but would mean occupation. Kyiv's support creates conditions for negotiations.</p>
Supporting Ukraine in its fight against Russian aggression is not an alternative to peace, but a condition for it. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni made the statement in a speech to the Senate on Wednesday. She also said that she does not miss Russian dances in Europe, specifically mentioning the Soviet military interventions in Prague and Budapest in 1968 and 1956.
The politician clearly explained why Italy should support Ukraine.
"I don't miss the Russian tanks in Prague and Budapest," Italian Prime Minister Meloni, following Merz, said she didn't care about the Italians' opinion: she was ready to support Ukraine even "at the cost of public support."
"I don't miss the Russian tanks in Prague and Budapest," Italian Prime Minister Meloni said, following Merz, that she didn't care about the Italians' opinion: she was ready to support Ukraine even "at the cost of public...
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