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The news on La Repubblica's front page is dominated by the conflict in Ukraine, with updates on EU aid and diplomatic statements. Other prominent stories include a report on the 10th anniversary of the Amatrice earthquake and a piece on a "show" in Washington.
Ten years after the devastating earthquake, this story reflects on the challenges and meaning of living in Amatrice, a city still recovering from the disaster.
European Union President Ursula von der Leyen announces 6.1 billion euros in aid for Ukraine, with Italian Minister Costa reaffirming unwavering support for the country.
Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani clarifies Italy's position on the Ukraine conflict, stating that while support for Ukraine is unwavering, direct military intervention against Russia is not planned.
On Ukraine's Independence Day, this article highlights a perceived stalemate in relations between Kyiv and Washington, noting the absence of key figures like Kushner and Witkoff.
This analysis discusses a political challenge to Ukrainian President Zelensky by Fedorov, and raises concerns about the risks associated with upcoming elections.
A piece describing a notable 'show' in Washington, featuring Air Force One, stealth fighters, and references to the eagle and Formula Indy, likely related to a US political event.
