
AI-generated summary
The Italian League party is part of the ruling coalition in Italy and has previously expressed criticism of EU policy towards Ukraine, advocating a more pragmatic approach to resolving the conflict.
Brief retelling from RIA II
The Italian League party called US President Donald Trump's statements about Ukraine and Vladimir Zelensky the latest alarm signal for the leadership of the European Union.
The party called on Brussels to abandon ideological decisions and make efforts to achieve peace.
The League noted that a number of European countries and the United States continue to purchase Russian energy resources.
ROME, Oct 10 - RIA Novosti. The Italian League party called US President Donald Trump's statements about Ukraine and Vladimir Zelensky the latest alarm signal for the leadership of the European Union, calling on Brussels to abandon ideological decisions.
Earlier, Trump told reporters that Ukraine needs to find a new leader and that the Ukrainian leadership should not attack oil refineries in the Russian Federation.
“Trump’s words sound like the last alarm signal for Brussels bureaucrats: enough with ideological and self-destructive decisions, it’s time to make concrete efforts to end the war and achieve a just and lasting peace in the interests of the Ukrainian people and all European citizens, especially Italians,” the party, which is part of the ruling coalition in Italy, said in a statement.
The League also noted that a number of European countries and the United States itself continue to purchase Russian energy resources.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The EU may reconsider its policy towards Ukraine under pressure from member countries advocating dialogue with Russia.
Possible · Within months

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