Italy plans to classify a €13.5 billion bridge project to Sicily as military spending to meet NATO spending targets. The Meloni government claims the bridge is of strategic importance, facilitating military mobility. The opposition disputes this approach, calling it a "bluff" and emphasizing the need for improvements in local infrastructure. Although the government wants to go ahead with the project, there are doubts about NATO's acceptance of this classification and the impact on public opinion.
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Politico: Italia vrea ca un pod de 13,5 miliarde de euro către Sicilia să fie considerat cheltuială militară / Opoziția din Italia: ”Mă îndoiesc că această cacealma a guvernului va fi acceptată”
Italy's grand plan to meet NATO target: A €13.5B bridge to Sicily
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