Italy's government has approved a decree to continue military aid to Ukraine through 2026, despite internal coalition disagreements. Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini had voiced concerns about corruption and the war's duration, drawing accusations of promoting Russia's agenda. The new decree prioritizes logistical and medical items for civilian use, alongside defensive equipment against missile, drone, and cyber attacks. Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani welcomed the balanced approach, affirming Italy's ongoing military, economic, financial, and political support for Ukraine.