Tajani, missiles on the Colosseum? Let’s avoid panic

(ANSA) – MILAN, APRIL 21 – “I don’t think there is a hypothesis of an attack on the West” by Iran “which even makes serious mistakes, giving drones to Russia, giving drones and weapons to Hezbollah is not good We must avoid creating panic”: this is how Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani commented on the photo posted on X by his Israeli colleague Israel Katz with missiles launched on the Colosseum. “There are also other European objectives – says the minister referring to the second post with the Eiffel tower – More than worrying, we need to worry”. The commitment is for de-escalation, he said, not ruling out a conversation with the Iranian minister “in the next few days”. “We dedicated three days to the work of the G7, that is, of the great liberal economic powers that have a common vision, European, American and Asian. We worked for de-escalation, trying to use all possible diplomatic tools to avoid a worsening of the situation. It seems to me that we have achieved some results” continued Tajani. “The commitment we have made is to continue working” jointly to achieve a ceasefire in Gaza, therefore the release of all hostages and humanitarian aid for the civilian population. It was greatly appreciated, and also in the final document, the Food for Gaza project, which is the Italian project to help the Palestinian civilian population”. “We asked Israel not to carry out ground attacks in Rafah,” he reiterated. “We must avoid creating panic, without prejudice – he concluded – that we are friends of Israel and Israel’s right to exist cannot be questioned. The hypothesis of erasing Israel from the map is a hypothetical period of unreality. The final objective is two peoples and two states that recognize each other. A Palestinian state that is born, if it wants our support and recognition, must recognize Israel as Israel will have to recognize this country.” (HANDLE).