Italy Reverses Course, Approves New Military Aid for Ukraine Through 2026
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Italy's government has approved a new military aid package for Ukraine, committing to support through 2026. This decision delays an earlier discussed shift to a focus on humanitarian aid.
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's cabinet greenlit the 13th package of military assistance. Officials had previously suggested future aid might transition to mostly civilian support.
The move confirms Italy's continued role in the international effort to arm Ukraine. It aligns with broader European Union and NATO commitments to long-term security assistance.
No details were released about the contents or value of the latest aid package. The approval ensures the flow of Italian military support will continue for at least two more years.