Italy Condemns Iranian Threats Against Prime Minister Meloni

Italy has condemned Iranian threats against Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, with Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani stating such threats are unacceptable. Tajani emphasized that Italy is not in conflict with Tehran and reiterated the country's stance on international issues.

13 Jul, 10:12 — 13 Jul, 10:12

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Iran threats to Meloni unacceptable, Italy not fighting Tehran says Tajani

(ANSA) - ROME, JUL 13 - Iranian threats to Premier Giorgia Meloni are unacceptable, and Italy is not fighting and will not fight against Tehran, Deputy Premier and Foreign Minister Tajani said Monday after the prime minister's face appeared on an Iranian daily's black list of world leaders blamed for the Iran war and the assassination of Supreme Leader Ali Ayatollah along with United States President Donald Trump and several leaders who have not, like Meloni, taken part in the war. The Irania...

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