Speaking to Corriere della Sera, the Ukrainian president says that “the US restrictions on intelligence and the reduction in Starlink’s speed are an injustice”. He adds: “Russia has long been waging a hybrid war against Europe, including against Italy, France, the UK and Germany”

Alessandra Maiorino and Francesco Silvestri respond to the PD secretary, who said on Sunday: “I will be the candidate, with or without primaries.” The Five Star Movement MP says: “In that case, the primaries must be held as soon as possible, and it is through this process that we can listen to the progressive electorate, including on Kyiv and on those issues that the party leaderships are unable to resolve.”

‘Don’t let the civilians leave’ is a ploy by Moscow to rein in Kyiv

From the Gemelli Hospital, the Pope received a phone call from the Russian president in which he “expressed deep concern over the grave humanitarian situation in the town of Oleshky”. The town is one of the symbols of the Kremlin’s brutality. According to the Interfax news agency, the Russian president replied that the responsibility lies with “the Kyiv regime”.

Everything is falling into place for the war against Tehran, but the help the US president may have sought from Moscow – in exchange for Kyiv’s surrender – stems from a deception. The diplomatic thrashing of Zelensky and the confusion surrounding dictators

“We feel Italy’s support for Ukraine every day, in the government’s decisions, in humanitarian aid and in the assistance that helps to protect lives. We know there may be differences of opinion. We hope that there will continue to be a shared awareness of how important it is to achieve a just peace.” The message to Il Foglio

The Carroccio senator on Cartabianca: “I didn’t vote for the latest aid package.” He adds, with satisfaction, that since the start of the year Kyiv has received no means of defending itself. Sensi on social media: “This is the Lega’s idea of peace. Fine words in the chamber, but then the facts are these – disarming, so to speak.”

Data and satellites. Europeans oppose Trump’s blackouts in Ukraine

The U.S. President has decided to impose restrictions on the sharing of intelligence with the Ukrainians, and the devastating effect of this decision was immediately apparent. Data, satellites and the stance of European allies