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Salvini Says Italian Companies in Russia Must Be Protected

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"To silence arms and restore diplomacy to its role," says the Minister of Transport and leader of the Matteo Salvini League to the government news agency Tass in the margins of a meeting with Italian entrepreneurs operating in Russia

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The Vice-President of the Italian Government, Matteo Salvini, called for the preservation of trade ties with Russia, offering himself as an intermediary for some 350 Italian companies that continue to work on the Russian market. "These are heroic companies that are important to hear," brings on Wednesday the Bloomberg agency excerpts from his interview with the Italian newspaper Sole 24 Ore.

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ROME (ITALPRESS) "There are 350 Italian companies that continue to operate in Russia, despite the war and sanctions. They are heroic companies for which it is important to be heard already." So in an interview with Il Sole 24 hours, the vice premier and minister of the Transports, Matteo Salvini. "I have represented to the Russian authorities that the Italian government is particularly attentive to their survival," he explains. "These are compan…

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"To silence arms and restore diplomacy to its role," says the Minister of Transport and leader of the Matteo Salvini League to the government news agency Tass in the margins of a meeting with Italian entrepreneurs operating in Russia

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A meeting in Milan Monday between Deputy Premier, Transport Minister and right-wing League party leader Matteo Salvini and Italian businessmen working in Russia signals a return to realism, Russian Ambassador to Italy Alexei Paramonov said Tuesday. (BEND)

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Il Quotidiano del Sud broke the news on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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