Rome, October 30 (askanews) – Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni visited the Defense Village at the Circus Maximus in Rome, accompanied by Defense Minister Guido Crosetto. The prime minister laid a bouquet of roses in tribute to the four soldiers killed in the tragic helicopter crash in Bosnia. Simone, Claudio, Franco Adriano, Laura.
Four lives lost while serving Italy. Today my thoughts are with them and with those who love them. Together with Minister Guido Crosetto, I laid a bouquet of roses at the Circus Maximus to pay homage to our four soldiers who lost their lives in Bosnia,” Meloni wrote on X. “We wanted,” she explained, “the Defense Village, set up in preparation for November 4th, to become a place of remembrance open to all.
A place where every Italian can bring a flower, leave a thought, pause in silence. And let the families of our fallen feel the closeness of an entire nation. I know that no words can fill such a great absence. But being there is a duty. To stand with those who suffer, cherish the memory of those we have lost, accompany the wounded and their loved ones in these difficult hours. "To those who wish to come to the Circus Maximus," the Prime Minister invites, "I ask for a simple gesture: bring a flower.
In that flower there will be your affection, your respect, and Italy's thanks. Simone, Claudio, Franco Adriano, Laura: we will not forget you."
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