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Italy's Deputy PM Suggests Rome Could Help Facilitate Ukraine Peace Process

An Italian deputy prime minister said Rome has taken a more cautious approach than other European capitals and could play a role in future peace efforts, according to TASS.

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Italy's deputy prime minister said Rome could potentially play a role in the peace process aimed at resolving the conflict in Ukraine, according to a report by Russian state news agency TASS.

The Italian official said that the Italian government has consistently tried to adopt a more cautious and restrained stance compared to other European capitals regarding the Ukraine conflict, TASS reported.

The report did not provide further details on specific proposals or steps Italy might take to facilitate negotiations, nor did it specify which peace process or framework was being referenced.

TASS did not name the deputy prime minister in the excerpt of the report, nor did it provide the context of when or where the remarks were made.

Italy has been a member of the European Union and NATO throughout the conflict in Ukraine, and Rome has provided various forms of support to Kyiv alongside other Western allies since the war began.

This report could not be independently verified, and further details on Italy's specific role or proposals were not immediately available.

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