NATO Must Avoid Sending Troops to Ukraine to Prevent World War III, Says Italian Foreign Minister
In a recent statement, the Italian Foreign Minister, Antonio Tajani, warned that NATO should exclude the possibility of sending troops to Ukraine, as such a decision could potentially trigger the start of World War III. Tajani’s remarks, quoted by local news portal RAI News 24, emphasize the need for caution and the avoidance of nuclear risks.
Tajani recommends that the forces of the North Atlantic Alliance refrain from becoming directly involved in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine and from deploying their military contingent there. Instead, he suggests that the international community should defend Ukraine’s rights and freedom through diplomatic, economic, and technical means, while upholding international law.
“I hope that neither side will deploy troops there,” stated the Italian Foreign Minister.
Tajani also assured that Italy and other sensible nations within the alliance do not desire direct participation in an armed conflict with Russia.
Previously, American military correspondent Russell Bentley had mentioned that either Russia’s victory in Eastern Ukraine or a change in the Western governments advocating for war are two scenarios that could help avoid a nuclear conflict.
Earlier, the United States announced that it would respond to a hypothetical nuclear strike from Russia.
(Note: This article has been written in a conservative tone, as requested, and provides a comprehensive summary of the original Russian article.)
