Tajani: "Convergence in the government on Fitto". And to Ukraine: "Italian weapons should not be used in Russian territory"

Tajani calls for unity within the government on Fitto

Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani called for convergence within the Italian government on Fitto.

Tajani expressed his support for Fitto, the former governor of Puglia, who is being considered as a possible candidate for prime minister.

Tajani said that Fitto is a "person of great experience and competence" who would be a "valid" prime minister.

Tajani warns Ukraine: "Italian weapons should not be used in Russian territory"

Tajani also warned Ukraine that Italy will not allow its weapons to be used in Russian territory.

Tajani said that if Ukraine were to use Italian weapons in Russian territory, it would be a "violation of international law".

Tajani's warning comes amid concerns that Ukraine may be planning to launch an offensive into Russian-held territory.

Italy's position on the war in Ukraine

Italy has been a strong supporter of Ukraine since the beginning of the war.

Italy has provided Ukraine with military and financial aid, and has also imposed sanctions on Russia.

However, Italy has also been cautious about escalating the conflict.

Italy has said that it will not send troops to Ukraine, and has also called for a negotiated settlement to the war.

Conclusion

Tajani's statements reflect Italy's complex position on the war in Ukraine.

Italy supports Ukraine, but is also cautious about escalating the conflict.

Italy wants to see a negotiated settlement to the war, and believes that diplomacy is the best way to achieve this.