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ROME (Reuters) - Italy is about to send another Samp-T anti-missile system to Ukraine, Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said on Thursday, underlining the need, however, to avoid entering war with Russia.
"We are sending a new Samp-T (anti-missile system) to protect hospitals, schools, universities... for this country that was attacked by Russia," Tajani told Radio 24.
He added that "defending Ukraine does not mean bringing a world war... We are helping Ukraine and must reach a fair peace".
(Reporting by Giulia Segreti, editing by Alberto Chiumento)
