just migrants only in our ports. But a black smoke comes from the EU

The EU breaks the Italian demand to alter Sophia's mission which provides for the berthing in our country of all European vessels that badist migrants, in accordance with what Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte has asked for last days after the European Council end of June

The Rome proposal, which provides that Italy is no longer an exclusive landing place, was presented today to the Political and Security Committee (COPS) in Brussels by Ambbadador Luca Franchetti Pardo, but According to what has been learned, the climate of the meeting was at least lively, with the divided partners between them who have redrawn the traditional geographies and political divergences . The Italian diplomatic offensive has indeed met with resistance from the Visegrad bloc countries and the more voluntaries who would have opened to discuss the issue, while asking them to extend it to a higher level. In other words, a postponement and a deepening.

Foreign Minister Enzo Moavero Milanesi sent a letter to EU High Representative Federica Mogherini in the morning saying that, also in the light of the conclusions of the European Council of 28 June , the current provisions of the operational plan of the Eunavformed Sophia mission, which exclusively identifies Italy as a landing place for migrants who are rescued by their units. "From Baku, Moavero himself had increased the dose by saying that now "the general atmosphere has changed" and "we will see what the answer will be."

The closed meeting of Cops, where the report on the activities of Admiral Enrico Credentino over the course of six the first months of 2018 the mission lasted all day.According to the spokesperson of the German government, Steffen Seibert, who cut short at the end of the morning, the climate is already noticeable: "Of course, all decisions will be taken at European level, "he said," the first task of the Sophia operation is the fight against crime at sea and against human trafficking ", as well as" rescue at sea " .

Seibert then made it clear that he was unaware of any change in the mandate of the mission, at least for the time being. . Echoes of the Italian offensive also reached Niger, where European Parliament President Antonio Tajani, was on mission, who praised the Sophia mission, as "achieved good results," but stressed that "it was penalizing for Italy" and for that "must be corrected", not abandoned.