Italy has lauded Nato's "irreplaceable contribution" during the 27-month-old war triggered by Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine and the military alliance's role in preventing conflicts and fostering security cooperation.
Italy's foreign under-secretary Maria Tripodi underlined to Nato secretary-general special representative for women, peace and security, Irene Fellin "the irreplaceable contribution provided by the Alliance in the context of Russia’s aggression against Ukraine," said a foreign ministry statement on Tuesday.
During their talks, Tripodi and Fellin looked at the North Atlantic Alliance's support to Ukraine "in line with the three areas of Nato action: deterrence and defence; crisis prevention and management; and cooperative security," said the statement.
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