Italy denies the US military use of its air bases to attack Iran
Italian press reports that the government has refuse to authorise US to land bombers at a base in Sicily
Italy denies the US military use of its air bases to attack Iran
Italian press reports that the government has refuse to authorise US to land bombers at a base in Sicily
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