‘If we don’t treat the patient, he will die,’ Crosetto stated. He rejected the claim that aid to Ukraine merely prolongs the conflict, comparing it to denying a blood transfusion or medicine in a hospital. ‘If we don’t support Ukraine, it will disappear, and we’ll simply “solve the problem.” But I don’t approach international politics that way. Aid to Ukraine is like medicine for a patient - it’s what helped it survive until today. It’s not a way to continue the war. Medicine doesn’t prolong the illness; it fights it.’
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