Copasir awaits a clarification on the Kremlin’s threats to Crosetto

The priorities, Giorgia Meloni would perhaps like them to be others. And if yesterday afternoon, after the rodeo at Montecitorio, Matteo Salvini and Antonio Tajani were waiting for her outside her presidential office, one accompanied by their trusty Andrea Paganella, the other by the expert Gianni Letta, it is because the most sparkling dossier, now, is that of the nominations of the investees. Instead, just yesterday, another request arrived on the noble floor of Palazzo Chigi, informal for now. The one of clarifications on the news of a threat formulated by the Kremlin against Guido Crosetto, complete with a $15 million bounty. Copasir, and it is understandable, expects a clarification. Since this is a revelation that apparently did not pass through the traditional institutional channels, the Committee for the Security of the Republic will first of all ask the government for confirmation of the facts, through an information note. A dutiful act, as agreed by the members of Copasir who met yesterday afternoon. And, in seeking verifications, the Committee chaired by Lorenzo Guerini is also asking for an assessment of the real concreteness of this intimidation.