ROMA (ITALPRESS) – “The crisis in the Middle East with its effects affects the security and economy of Italy and the whole of Europe. A crisis among the most complex of the last decades that imposes to act with clarity and responsibility”. Thus the President of the Council, Giorgia Meloni, during the communications in the Senate. “Here there is no government that subtracts from parliamentary confrontation, there is no isolated and complicity government of other people’s decisions; they are all things that I have heard say and do not do justice to a commitment that we have never ceased to carry on and that we have intensified these days. We are faced with one of the most complex hairpins of recent history and we would not do it alone – the premier remarks -. It is desirable that a nation such as ours can compact itself around national interests. I hope Italy speaks with a single voice; if this does not occur, the government intends to continue to represent Italy with seriousness and abnegation as we have always done.” I hope that this crisis “can be faced with a constructive and cohesion spirit, subtracting the discussion from a political polarization that banalizzando does not help anyone to think deeply”, he adds.
“We are faced with an evident crisis of international law and multilateral bodies, and the decline of a shared world order. This is a long-term process, but it has, in my opinion, had a very precise turning point. That is, the anomaly of the invasion of a nearby nation by a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council, that is precisely the body that international law should be the first guarantor. It is in this context of the structural crisis of the international system, in which threats become increasingly frightening and the unilateral interventions carried out outside the perimeter of international law, which we must also place American and Israeli intervention against the Iranian regime. An intervention to which, I immediately say to scans of every misunderstanding, Italy does not take part and does not intend to take part “, he points out. “A military escalation that Italy has committed, in recent months, to avoid, together with nations such as Oman and Qatar. I remember that, twice, we have hosted in Rome the nuclear negotiations, and that, from the beginning, we have supported every effort of facilitation that was being conducted,” he recalls.
“We have long also held a communication channel with Tehran, underlining the urgency of an agreement that would ensure the exclusively civil character of the Iranian nuclear program. Here too, I think that we cannot ignore the question of why such an agreement has not proved possible. For if, on the one hand, the Iranian leadership has always denied wanting to equip itself with a nuclear weapon, on the other, the Islamic Republic – as reported by the Director of the United Nations Atomic Agency Rafael Grossi – proceeded to enrich the uranium up to a 60% purity, a level that any expert of the matter recognizes to be much higher than that necessary for the civil uses of nuclear and very close to that necessary to manufacture an atomic bomb.” So again the President of the Council, Giorgia Meloni, during communications in the Senate. “Something very different, for example, from the agreement signed between the United Arab Emirates and the United States, which provides for the renunciation of emiratine enrichment, in the face of American cooperation in the development of their civil nuclear power,” he adds.
“On behalf of the government, I express my firm condemnation of the massacre of children in the school of Minab, in southern Iran, of solidarity with the families of the very young victims and of the request that the responsibilities of this tragedy be quickly ascertained. We intend to make our voice heard so that, in the continuation of the military actions of the USA and Israel, aimed at neutralizing the Iranian military capacity, the safety of civilians is preserved, starting with children,” he said.
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