Italian PM says suspends defense agreement with Israel
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Italy has suspended its defense agreement with Israel due to rising tensions between the two countries. The agreement, which involves the exchange of military equipment and technology research, was suspended after Italy accused Israeli forces of firing warning shots at a convoy of Italian UN peacekeepers in Lebanon.
Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced the suspension of the defense agreement with Israel. The agreement, approved in 2006, involves cooperation in defense industries, education, and research. Tensions rose after Italy accused Israel of firing warning shots at Italian UN peacekeepers in Lebanon. Italy summoned Israel's ambassador in protest, while Israel summoned Italy's ambassador after comments from Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani. The suspension comes amid increased tensions between the two countries.
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