Vincent Jappi (@VincentJappi)

🇮🇹🇺🇦 “It doesn’t seem particularly effective to tell Ukraine that it must withdraw from Ukraine” -- Giorgia Meloni, Prime Minister of Italy... https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18mbLXVKto/ A ceasefire that requires Ukraine to give up occupied territory doesn’t end the conflict — it pauses it on Moscow's terms. Meloni is arguing that’s not peace, it’s a reward for invasion. It sets a precedent: borders can be changed by force if you wait long enough. She’s calling out the false equivalence in a lot of “peace plan” rhetoric. Meloni says, "it doesn’t seem particularly effective to tell Ukraine that it must withdraw from Ukraine. That sounds more like a propaganda initiative than a genuine peace proposal. There can be no true peace if it means Ukraine’s surrender. The choice before us is simple: either we defend international law and the sovereignty of nations, or we accept that the strongest can impose their will by force. Either we defend international law and the sovereignty of nations, or we accept that the strongest can impose their will by force. This frames Ukraine as bigger than just Ukraine. If aggression pays off here, every country with a stronger neighbor has to rethink its security. Italy’s position: if international law means anything, you can’t tell the victim to forfeit land to stop being attacked. We have chosen to stand on the side of freedom. Italy will continue to stand with Ukraine.” 🇮🇹🇺🇦 #ukraine #italy #GiorgiaMeloni