
Moscow denounces Alliance exercises and threatens the use of the military arsenal
AI-generated summary
Russia disputes NATO exercises that would simulate the isolation of Kaliningrad. NATO reiterates its defensive nature.
Russia, through its embassy in Belgium, has written to NATO to protest against the Alliance's "adventurist and irresponsible" line, which would include exercises aimed at simulating the "isolation" of the Kaliningrad exclave, which "significantly increases the risks of a direct armed clash".
Russia is ready to resort to "the entire arsenal of weapons at its disposal" to defend its territory, the statement said.
NATO confirms that it has received the letter and that it has also responded, denouncing "threats" to use force by Russia and recalling the defensive nature of the Alliance.

An investigation by Mediapart attributes anti-Semitic phrases uttered in private conversations between 2013 and 2015 to the president of the Rassemblement National, Jordan Bardella. Bardella and Marine Le Pen have rejected the accusations, calling them false and exploitative.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen called in Brussels for the creation of a Transport Union, underlining the importance of completing the Ten-T trans-European network to eliminate national barriers and stimulate European GDP growth.

The Italian Regions request over 18 billion additional euros for healthcare in the three-year period 2027-2029. The proposal includes the elimination of spending constraints on staff and a new 1.5 billion fund dedicated to therapeutic innovation.

City councilor Dario Nanni apologized for having granted the Sala della Protomoteca in the Campidoglio for an award given to Wanna Marchi and Stefania Nobile. The event sparked political outrage and requests for clarification on the concession procedures.
President Sergio Mattarella commemorated the eighty-second anniversary of the Marzabotto massacre, carried out by the Nazi SS and fascists. He defined the memory of the massacre as a necessary warning against war and in defense of democracy and the Constitution.

The Spanish government has approved two legislative decrees to suspend evictions of vulnerable people until 2030 and extend rental contracts for two years. An extraordinary session of the Congress of Deputies was requested for validation.