Italy will not put its boots on the ground in Ukraine, but may help provide security guarantees "from the outside" and only after a truce, the government said after a meeting of the leaders of the ruling coalition, convened by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni to assess the potential peace talks on Ukraine after recent meetings at the White House, APA reports.
"It was confirmed that Italy's participation in the potential deployment of multinational forces on the territory of Ukraine is not envisaged, and options for monitoring and other activities outside Ukraine are being considered only after the cessation of hostilities," it said in a statement.
