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Et tu, Giorgia?

How sad.

@YoungBlood

Huge disappointment, but I'm not surprised. I was thinking about this yesterday: Meloni is a pragmatist. Pragmatism can be helpful in many situations, but true pragmatism is completely divorced from the confines of any moral principles.

So, now we see Meloni's true priority: just getting things done and bending where needed to avoid roadblocks, even when that means betraying an ally in need.

@YoungBlood Maybe she had a meeting with the Pope.

Maybe she just doesn't think dragging Italy into WWIII is a good idea?

¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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@DawnM @YoungBlood

An interesting take on this --

"Meloni didn’t “end” the defense deal. She didn’t “cancel” it. She didn’t even 'block' it.
Notice the careful words: she “suspended the automatic renewal.”

https://x.com/Knesix/status/2044041504738468265?s=20

@Stefanie @YoungBlood

Ahhhh. So, from a pragmatic point of view, what really matters is what happens when the quietly renewed agreement runs out, and maybe by that point she'll have more leverage to do the right thing?

One can hope....

@antonionpellegrini What's your take?

@threalist @YoungBlood Sometimes wars are made to prevent total annihilation.

How was Iran going "totally annihilate" anyone if their nuclear program was destroyed by Trump last June?

If India can buy and assemble a moon lander Iran can do the same. Don't be short-sighted, there is a chance of Russia or China selling a kit to Iran - if and when their best interest and the timing dictates it.

Launching it is another matter, so the war is the same about destroying launch sites than destroying their nuclear program.