There is frost between Matteo Salvini and Antonio Tajani . The latest attack by the League against the Foreign Minister, through Claudio Durigon, is an invitation to "get help" in the relationship with the USA, because "he is in a somewhat difficult position" given that "he is a supporter of Ursula and her rearmament plan and we all know that von der Leyen does not have great relations with the American administration".
In Forza Italia they were quick to reiterate that foreign policy is made by Tajani and Meloni and the Foreign Minister himself, in an event organized by the Azzurri in Milan, did not mince his words.
" Sometimes they attack us harshly, let's not talk about them but look and move on ", this is how he closed the event, but before he had also said more harsh things about Salvini's League, even without naming it.
"Maybe they attack us because they thought we would melt like snow in the sun or because they thought they would plunder our pastures. But we knew how to defend our sheep and our voters increased ."
Again: "We never utter words against our allies, we are always loyal even if sometimes we are very distant. We will never create problems for the coalition, we are serious and responsible."
"Ours - Tajani said again in a real escalation - is a serious party, which is different from a quack-quack party. A quack-quack party is a party that talks, they are populist parties that one day say one thing and another day say another. We prefer to work and not shout".
There was no shortage of emphasis on the Patriots, the European group of the League, who «are out of any political game in Brussels» .
In the middle, Giorgia Meloni, not a little irritated by Salvini's activism even on delicate international dossiers. And the oppositions who speak of a "government crisis" and "Tajani distrusted".
For Elly Schlein, the Lega-FI clash «in any country would have already opened a government crisis» . The executive «is no longer standing», agrees Angelo Bonelli. And Riccardo Magi maintains that «Meloni does not have a majority in foreign policy» and wonders «with what credibility she will go to the top of the coalition of the willing on Thursday».
