"The only thing that we cannot do at such a complex time like the one we are experiencing is to lose contact with our international allies, the EU and the Atlantic alliance," Crosetto said. "So there is only one way to act and decide. If the situation in Ukraine does not change, there will be a sixth decree to send new military aid."The minister didn't give details on what the package may include. The previous Draghi government reportedly donated 2 MLRS, 6 PzH 2000, and dozens of M109L howitzers and M113 APCs were donated as part of military aid for Ukraine. The report about the consideration of Italy's new military aid package for Ukraine came after the Russian propaganda outlet RT claimed on 2 November citing the Rome-based newspaper Il Messaggero's government sources that "no new weapons packages" were "under consideration at the moment."
Slovakia ready to send MiG-29 jets to Ukraine, talks underway – Slovakia FM
In his interview with Interfax Ukraine in Kyiv, the Foreign Minister of the Slovak Republic, Rastislav Káčer said…
