⌨The International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant, creating immediate division within Italy's government. Crosetto indicated Italy would comply with arrest obligations, while Salvini openly welcomed Netanyahu, highlighting growing rifts in the coalition.
By early afternoon, Hezbollah rockets struck the UNIFIL base in Lebanon, wounding four Italian soldiers with glass shrapnel. The attack prompted Defense Minister Crosetto to warn Israel against using UN bases as shields, while Meloni expressed indignation - marking a shift in Italy's typically cautious Middle East positioning.
Putin's announcement of successful Oreshnik missile tests dominated evening coverage, with Russian sources claiming the weapon can reach any European target. The missile revelation, following previous days' nuclear doctrine changes, triggered market instability, with Milan's exchange recording significant losses. Moody's completed its review of Italy's rating, maintaining current levels while projecting growth below 1% for 2024.