Threats to Crosetto: in the League there is a problem with Russia

Blame Russia? Not at all. “Crosetto rather think of the Italian faults and its arms lobby”. It is hard to believe, yet this is the belief of Stefano Valdegamberi. They call him Il Russo, not surprisingly: “Vladegamberi”, they renamed him. He prefers to define himself as “a free thinker”. Be that as it may, the substance is this, and it is chilling: that in the aftermath of a threat delivered to an Italian minister by a Russian general, a member of a legislative body elected from the list of Luca Zaia, militant of the League, in short, in theory an ally of that minister, indulges the rantings of the Kremlin: “Before looking for imaginative culprits, pointing the finger at Wagner, it is good to assume one’s responsibilities”. Here it is, the thought of Valdegamberi, a few days after the tragedy of Cutro and Crosetto’s declarations regarding “Wagner’s clear hybrid war strategy”. “Dear Minister Crosetto, Italy is an accomplice in the migration crises that lead to disasters off our coasts, certainly”. And to say that Wagner was certainly not looking for defense attorneys. Through her boss, Evegenij Prigozhin, he has already rejected the accusations against the sender, giving the minister “mudak”. In summary: while Meloni and he are damning themselves to draw the Atlanticist line of the executive, emphasizing the full support for Ukraine which in Bakhmut is fighting the soldiers of Wagner street by street, the retaliation comes from the Veronese hills. From the League.