he was quickly told that it in fact wasn't giorgia meloni.f the plane, is italy's prime minister, giorgia meloni. looks like he was second time lucky and the faux pas was glossed over. now if you're celebrating easter this weekend you might be giving family or friends an easter egg. and there was much easter cheer on offer at this zoo in chile as some of the animals enjoyed easter eggs of their own. the lemurs even had an easter egg hunt before tucking into their specially prepared eggs which weren't chocolate but more savoury with meat, cereals and peanuts. other animals at the zoo who enjoyed their easter treats were the lions and orangutans. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello there. well, with british summertime just around the corner, thursday was a stark reminder of just how fickle british weather can be. yes, we had some snow, some of it settling for a time in northern ireland on thursday. it was a wild day, wet and windy for many as well. and in fact in wiltshire we had over 40 millimetres of rain in a 24 hour period. now i

meloni, saying _ right wing governor, giorgia meloni, saying she _ right wing governor, giorgia melonig she needs a block migration, she is no been in power for a year and a— she is no been in power for a year and a half— she is no been in power for a year and a half and it she is no been in power for a year and a halfand it numbers she is no been in power for a year and a half and it numbers are and a halfand it numbers are back up and a halfand it numbers are back upto— and a halfand it numbers are back uptowhere— and a half and it numbers are back up to where they were a decade ago, so it is— up to where they were a decade ago, so it is basically the context. what is the _ so it is basically the context. what is the difficulty was marked i don't think— is the difficulty was marked i don't think this — is the difficulty was marked i don't think this adding up the idea that the french and germans will want to do their— the french and germans will want to do their hit. — the french and germans will want to do their bit, the real problem it is giorgia _ do their bit, the real problem it

he was quickly told that it in fact wasn't giorgia meloni. second time lucky and the faux pas was glossed over. no harm done in the end. always awkward when you have a case of mistaken identity. thank you forjoining me here on bbc news. goodbye. hello there. well, with british summertime just around the corner, thursday was a stark reminder of just how fickle british weather can be. yes, we had some snow, some of it settling for a time in northern ireland on thursday. it was a wild day, wet and windy for many as well. and in fact in wiltshire we had over a0 millimetres of rain in a 2k hour period. now it's all due to low pressure that's anchored itself to the south—west and that low is still going to be with us during the day on friday. the showers, hopefully few and further between in comparison to thursday's weather. and we'll start off on a relatively quiet note for good friday with a few scattered showers around, but they'll become more widespread as we go through the day, drifting their way steadily north into the afternoon. so some of t

italian prime mr giorgia meloni. 's president biden: very brave. everyone in? , minister meloni, thank for you being here again. i have to admit to you as you walked in the door, we're good friends and i ray charles "georgia" as you walked in the door. most people don't know it but good luck, guys. in the united states, israel and the united states are allies and close friends. as you said when we first met here in the oval that we have each other's backs and we do and you demonstrated that from the moment you took office. and we also have ukraine's back and why i'm urging houseto pass legislation that allows us to, in a bipartisan way, continue to support need a security bill now. the bill includes funding ukraine so we can help keep pu from his onslaught from succeeding in ukraine. i want to thank you, giorgia for your ukraine and your leadership in the g-7 this year. today we're also going to discuss the middle east and yesterday's tragic and alarming event in north gaza trying to get humanitarian assistance in there, and the loss is heartbreaking. people ar

italian prime minister giorgia meloni. 's president biden: very brave. everyone in? well, prime minister meloni, thank for you being here again. i have to admit to you as you walked in the door, we're good friends and i played ray charles "georgia" as you walked in the door. most people don't know it but good luck, guys. in the united states, israel and the united states are allies and close friends. as we first met here in the oval that we have each other's backs and we do and you demonstrated that from the moment you took office. and we also have ukraine's back and why i'm urging house representatives to pass legislation that allows us to, in a bipartisan way, continue to support ukraine now, we need a security bill now. the bill includes funding ukraine so we can help keep putin from his onslaught from succeeding in ukraine. i want to thank you, giorgia for your unwavering support of ukraine and your leadership in the g-7 this year. towe're also going to discuss the middle east and yesterday's tragic and alarming event in north gaza trying to get humanitarian ther

meloni. 's president biden: very brave. everyone in? well, prime minister meloni, thank for you being here again. i have to admit to you as you walked in the door, we're good friends and i played ray charles "georgia" as you walked in the door. most people don't know it but good luck, guys. in the united states, israel and the united states are allies and close friends. as you said when we first met here in the oval that we have each other's backs and we do and you demonstrated that from the moment you took office. and we also have ukraine's back and why i'm urging house representatives to pass legislation that allows us to, in a bipartisan way, continue to support ukraine now, we need a security bill now. the bill includes funding ukraine so we can help keep putin from his onslaught from succeeding in ukraine. i want to thank you, giorgia for your unwavering support of ukraine and your leadership in the g-7 this year. today we're also going to discuss the middle east and yesterday's tragic a

meloni, joe said that the pentagon would provide airdrops of additional volumes of food to ukraine (hereby confusing kiev with the gas sector, in my opinion, this personifies the very attitude of the united states towards its own. as they tell their partners, and in his speech he mixed up ukraine and the gas sector three times over. samu for some reason, look, biden kissed melona on the top of her head, as if she were not the prime minister, but his granddaughter, probably sniffed her out of habit. coincidence or not, after negotiations with joe biden, melonia sadly reported that she had never dreamed of being the head of government, but the italian leader dreamed, you won’t believe it. to become a singer, but the lord did not give her hearing. in general, after a meeting with biden, even the most senior people may suddenly become unhappy and say that their dreams are not coming true. well, so far biden is feeling bad, democrats are trying to bring heavy artillery to the stage; now instead of biden , they are sending his wife jole biden on a campaign trip. at a meeting with voters, t

when biden suddenly said ukraine instead of gas, italian prime minister giorgia meloni, who was sitting next to him, looked at her aides in obvious confusion, trying to understand what it was, then nervously grabbed the sheets of paper with her own speech. at this moment, biden confidently said the word ukraine for the second time. as a result, the italian was still able to cope with her surprise and continued to listen to the president. the usa is already stone-faced. these days, the federal territory of sirius has become a center of attraction for successful and promising young people from all over the planet. today the opening ceremony of the world youth festival will be held there. 20,000 participants, 10,000 from our country and the same number from almost 200 countries of the world, gathered on the black sea coast in the olympic park, which turned into a city of youth for a week. young scientists, media representatives, environmentalists, athletes, cultural figures. and art are ready to present their ideas and exchange experiences. the grandiose event in sirius once again emphasiz

meloni of dragging italy into world war ii after having turned the country into irrelevant subjugatednited for a massive nationwide strike to demand higher wages. in the face of prolonged record inflation. in the past two years, the annual inflation rate has combined to reach 10% in france. however, in that same time frame, public sector workers have been given raises which add up to only 5%. as 6 million people work for the government, that means 21% of all workers and their household dependents have been suffering economically since inflation began to sore above the unofficial limit of two. percent since way back in august 2021. everyone here is working for the same goal, to serve our population and to provide them with free government services of good. quality, all workers need their wages to improve immediately, and this is undeniable. last month, the government added 10 billion euros in new budget cuts to the already austerity 2024 annual budget. they even warned more cuts are coming soon, meaning workers should expect even less help from the government. how can we attempt the sa

government has so far been a stunch supporter of the israeli regime, however prime minister giorgia melonisraeli forces into the gaza strip's southern city of raffa. according to some estimates, the value of italy's arms sales to israel more than tripled in december 2023 compared with the same month in 2022. this is not worthy that december last year. that italy is just a colony and as we are a colony, also our media outlets have been colonized, they are totally aligned with the anglo-american access strategies. we sang our world war 2 favorite resistance song, because he unites everybody, all groups that have joined the rally tonight have put their differences aside, because we all want the massacre of the palestinians in gaza to end, but also because... want peace in the world. earlier this week, the university of turin suspended a collaboration agreement with israeli universities and research institutes. after wave of student protests over israel's brutal onsloat on gaza. max chively, press tv, rome. the international day for the elimination of racial discrimination was marked around th

on wednesday, the italian former prime minister juse conte accused the current prime minister giorgialeast four palestinians have been murdered in tulacaram following an israeli military incursion in the nur shams refugee camp, we get it can be posted on the details of that story, much more as we get it for you right here on press tv, well the president of the european parliament uh roberta metzola has traveled to the austrian capital less than three months, before the u election, she delivered a speech at the university of vienna, but students are interrupted her speech by protest. against cu support for the us israel genocide in gaza correspondent diter rinish reports from vienna. on the morning of the 80 days before the european elections on june the 9th, president of the european parliament roberto metzola visits vienna. in addition to discussions with government and parliament representatives she met with students at the faculty of law at the university of vienna. students could ask questions and rate them using an app. among the most repeated questions were, why isn't the eu ste

meloni of dragging italy into world war ii after having turned the country into irrelevant subjugatedisraely genocide in gaza. our correspondent reports from vienna. 80 days before the european elections on june the 9th, president of the european parliament roberto metzola visited. vienna. in addition to discussions with government and parliament representatives, she met with students at the faculty of law at the university of vienna. students could ask questions and rate them using an app. among the most repeated questions were, why isn't the eu stepping in to ensure that humanitarian aid is allowed to enter gaza? students also asked metsola, when will you call for an arms embargo to be imposed on israel, but the event's moderators deleted both questions. from the app an act of censorship, nonetheless the students ask questions concerning the us israel genocide in gaza, metzola answered, we are the only european institution calling for a permanent cease fire, however this was followed by another interventions from the audience in support of palestine. sola refused to comment, instead

meloni of dragging italy into world war ii after having turned the country into irrelevant subjugatedof the 80 days before the european elections, on june the 9th, president of the european parliament roberto metzola. visits vienna, in addition to discussions with government and parliament representatives, she met with students at the faculty of law at the university of vienna. students could ask questions and rate them using an app. among the most repeated questions were, why isn't the eu stepping in to ensure that humanitarian aid is allowed to enter gaza? students also asked metsola, when will you call for an arms embargo to be imposed on israel? but the event's moderators deleted both. questions from the app an act of censorship, nonetheless the students ask questions concerning the us is really genocide in gaza, metzola answered, we are the only european institution calling for a permanent cease fire, however this was followed by another interventions from the audience in support of palestine, we don't need, we need arms, sola refused to comment, instead the audience interrupted

meloni of dragging italing. to world war ii after having turned the country into irrelevant subjugated power, max chively, press tv, rome. in move to diversify afghanistan's trade route, the afghan acting government is planning to invest in iran's chabahar port. precibis rahmatallahman has more from kabul. afghanistan's reliance on pakistan for access to international markets has been a longstanding challenge, however. recent disputes have pushed the taliban authorities to seek alternatives. the taliban have said they will invest around $35 million dollars in iran's chaubahar port located in the country's southeast. "the move aims to reduce afghanistan's economic dependence on pakistan, which has been murred by political friction and trade disruptions. chabahar, chabahar is one of the most important economic and trade roots for afghanistan. the islamic emirate of afghanistan tries to have a strong bilateral economic and trade relations with iran as part of its economic policy. this port allows afghanistan to broaden its trade with iran, west asia and europe. that's why we are specially

meloni has recently said that rome is opposed to a ground incursion by israeli forces into the gaza strip's southern city of rafa. according to some estimates, the value of italy's arms sales to israel more than tripled in december 2023 compared with the same month in 2022. this is not worthy that december last year was the peak of israeli. colony and as we are a colony, also our media outlets have been colonized, they are totally aligned with the anglo-american axesser strategies. we sang our world war 2 favorite resistance song, because he units everybody, all groups have joined the rally tonight have put their differences aside, because we all want the massacre of the palestinians in gaza to end, but also because we want peace in the... earlier this week, the university of turin suspended a collaboration agreement with israeli universities and research institutes, after wave of student protests over israel's brutal onsloat on gaza, max chivili, press tv, rome. press tv, everyone, thanks for tuning in a goodbye for now. bismillahirrahmanirrahim ان الله لا يخفا عليه شيء. the rivers

meloni has recently said that rome is opposed to a ground incursion by israeli forces into the gaza strip's southern city of rafa. according to some estimates, the value of italy's arms sales to israel more than tripled in december 2023 compared with the same month in 2022. this is not worthy that december last year was the peak of israeli bombardments on the gaza's trip. the rally tonight have put their differences aside because we all want the massacre of the palestinians in gaza to end, but also because we want peace in the world. earlier this week, the university of turin suspended the collaboration agreement with israeli universities and research institutes after wave of student protests over israel's brutal onsloat on gaza. max chivili, press tv, rome. people in russia have observed the national day of morning following the deadliest terror attack in the country into decades, morers laid flowers at the siting moscow with deadly assault happened. president vladimir putin has called the incident a barbaric terrorist act. on friday gunmen stormed moscow's crocus city hall, open f

meloni of dragging italy into world war ii after having turned the country into irrelevant subjugated power. max chively, press tv, rome. in move to diversify afghanistan's trade routes, the afghan acting government is planning to invest in iran's chabahar port. bagman has more from kabul. afghanistan's reliance on pakistan for access to international markets has been a longstanding challenge. however, recent disputes have pushed the taliban authorities to seek alternatives. the taliban have said they will invest around 35 million dollars in iran's chabahar port, located in the country's southeast. the move aims to reduce afghanistan's economic dependence on pakistan, which has been murred by political friction and trade disruptions. chabahar is one of the most important economic and trade roots for afghanistan. the islamic emirate of afghanistan tries to have a strong bilateral economic and trade relations with iran as part of its economic policy. this port allows afghanistan to broaden its trade with iran, west asia and europe. that's why we are specially focused on chabahar and see

meloni of dragging italy into world war ii after having turned the country into irrelevant subjugated power. max chively press tv rome. we move to diversify afghanistan's trade routs. the afghan acting government is planning. invest in iran's chabahar port. first series rahmatallah bhagwan has more from kabul. afghanistan's reliance on pakistan for access to international markets has been a longstanding challenge. however, recent disputes have pushed the taliban authorities to seek alternatives. the taliban have said they will invest around $35 million dollars in iran's chaubahar port, located in the country's southeast. the move aims to reduce. afghanistan's economic dependence on pakistan, which has been murdered by political friction and trade disruptions. chabahar is one of the most important economic and trade roots for afghanistan. the islamic emirate of afghanistan tries to have a strong bilateral economic and trade relations with iran as part of its economic policy. this port allows afghanistan to broaden its trade with iran, west asia and europe. that's why we are specially f

giuseppe conte accused the current prime minister giorgia meloni of dragging asal into world war iiitalist in three months before the u election. she delivered a speech at the university of vienna, but students there interrupted her speech by protesting against. the eu support for the us israel genocide in gaza. a correspondent reports from vienna. now, dear colleagues, on the morning of the 80 days before the european elections on june the 9th, president of the european parliament, roberta metzola visits vienna. in addition to discussions with government and parliament representatives, she met with students at the faculty of law at the university of vienna. students could ask questions and rate them using an app among. the most repeated questions were, why isn't the eu stepping in to ensure that humanitarian aid is allowed to enter gaza. students also asked metsola, when will you call for an arms embargo to be imposed on israel, but the event's moderators deleted both questions from the app an act of censorship. nonetheless, the students ask questions concerning the us israel genoci

however, prime minister giorgia meloni has recently said that rome is opposed to a ground incursion by israeli forces into the gaza strip's southern city of rafa. according to some estimates, the value of italy's arms sales to israel more than tripled in december 2023 compared with the same month in 2022. this is not worthy that december last year was the peak of israeli bombardments on the gaza strip. in the rally tonight have put their differences aside because we all want the massacre of the palestinians in gaza to end, but also because we want peace in the world. earlier this week, the university of turin suspended a collaboration agreement with israeli universities and research institutes after wave of student protests over israel's brutal unsloat on gaza. max chivili, press tv, rome. people in russia have observed national day of morning following the deadliest terror attack in the country in two decades, morners laid flowers at the site in moscow with deadly assault happened. president vladimir putin has called the incident a barbaric terrorist act. on friday gunmen stormed mosc

prime minister giorgia meloni called it an unacceptable massacre.n president sergio matarella noted the need for a joint fight against terrorism. condemned european union, head of foreign affairs. malta and the osce chairman-in-office, jan borg, condemned the terrorist attack at crocus city hall and expressed deep condolences to the families of the victims. according to borg, malta is shocked by what happened. the austrian and swiss foreign ministers expressed condolences to the russians and wished recovery to the victims. the spanish foreign ministry said it was shocked by the news from russia, expressed solidarity with the families of the victims and condemned any form of violence. the united arab emirates: saudi arabia, syria, poland and portugal. words of support were expressed by the foreign ministries of france and armenia. venezuelan leader nicolas maduro condemned the brutal terrorist attack in kroku sitihola near moscow, offered condolences to the families of the victims and expressed confidence in the unity of the russian people at this di

italian prime minister giorgia meloni said that she personally told macron about her disagreement with his words about the deployment of troops to ukraine . attention to what tones we use, well, obviously, both macron and the leaders of western europe in general talk about or allow such opportunities for participation of his troops against ukraine , taking into account the threats that exist from russia towards western europe, eastern europe and the baltic countries, putin once again said that this is complete nonsense, that about the possibility of a russian attack on nato countries, they say the disproportionate military potential of russia and the united states of america, and in addition, the allies of the united states of america will fear in vain, let's hear it... this is complete nonsense, the possibility of an attack on some other countries , poland, the baltic countries, they are also scaring the czechs with this. this is complete delusion, this is another method deceive your people and knock out additional costs from people, make them bear this burden on their shoulders, that

yesterday during a meeting with the italian prime minister, giorgia meloni, mr biden said he did nothappen by monday. but again, the us was working very hard to agree that deal. now, this potential agreement is something that the us secretary of state, antony blinken, several other us officials, have been working on for many weeks now. they have been like kind of diplomatic ping—pong balls bouncing around various capitals, capital cities in the middle east, europe, trying to negotiate this deal. and what it would entail would be potentially a six—week pause in fighting, the release of dozens of hostages held in gaza, some of whom are of course us citizens, and also crucially more access for international aid. and talking of aid, the us have carried out their first airdrop into gaza since this conflict began nearly five months ago, haven't they? what is the analysis there of what difference that could make and the timing of this? well, that is right, the us military earlier said this would not be the last airdrop, that there will be more, this will be an ongoing effort, so i think we

let's recall the brilliant example of italy, where giorgia meloni managed to keep her colleagues underl, even partly representatives of other parties that are part of the coalition, who were in contact, who have an ongoing close relationship with putin, yet putin has managed to build what i call the putintern in europe. that is, the network of kiel parties that influence governments and decision-making. fortunately, this does not apply and does not pass. trump, for example, trump is the ideal american component of this putintern, because we clearly see who orban represents, it is clear that orban becomes his own person for him, because orban can also be a link, a connecting link with the kremlin, it starts to join into one whole, into one network, i would not separate already of these processes today. the only thing that is not completely clear is how much trump is addicted to. journalists and analysts believe that trump is under the illusion that he can negotiate with putin to stop attacking, and that when trump realizes that he really can't do anything about it, he will change his po

meloni said that she personally told macron about her disagreement with his words about the deployment of troops to ukraine. to pay attention to what tones we use, well, obviously macron and i in general, the leaders of western europe talk about or allow such possibilities for the participation of their citizens. on the territory of ukraine, taking into account the threats that exist from russia towards western europe, eastern europe, first of all, the baltic states, putin once again said that this is complete nonsense, that the possibility of a russian attack on nato countries is, they say, a disproportionate military the potential of russia and the united states of america, and added that the allies of the united states of america will fear in vain, listen. this is complete nonsense, the possibility of attacking some other countries, poland, the baltic countries, they are the czechs. they repent, this is complete delusion, this is another way to deceive their people and squeeze additional costs out of people, to make them carry this burden on their shoulders, that's all. here it coul

yesterday during a meeting with the italian prime minister, giorgia meloni, mr biden said he did notagain, the us was working very hard to agree that deal. now, this potential agreement is something that the us secretary of state, antony blinken, several other us officials, have been working on for many weeks now. they have been like kind of diplomatic ping—pong balls bouncing around various capitals, capital cities in the middle east, europe, trying to negotiate this deal. and what it would entail would be potentially a six—week pause in fighting, the release of dozens of hostages held in gaza, some of whom are of course us citizens, and also crucially more access for international aid. and talking of aid, the us have carried out their first airdrop into gaza since this conflict began nearly five months ago, haven't they? what is the analysis there of what difference that could make and the timing of this? well, that is right, the us military earlier said this would not be the last airdrop, that there will be more, this will be an ongoing effort, so i think we should expect more of

giorgia meloni, prime minister of italy, she quite sympathizes with musalini , considers herself almosters and said that there are no limits in supporting france and ukraine, which means that he can go very, very far away. sweden with today is official. the congress of the largest european party, the people 's bid to join nato, and today the party, which considered the question of the future, in fact, the leader of the european union, whom they supported, as is known, of course, ursula vonlaen. who made a furious anti -russian russophobic speech there about how much europe is changing and i, of course, that in europe there are conservative voices and forces that are not represented either in parliament or in the main press, which, well actually controls public opinion, not in university teaching circles, alas, but... really a lot, this is a fact, but on the other hand, this new elite, which is the last generation of it, as i joke, there is greta thunberg, that’s intellectual , and also a mantra. this is anti-russian, until it changes, i don’t really believe that there can be any serious

meloni and others, you know, they arejust going to meloni and others, you know, they are just goingreally cares about anything but getting back to power and developing as much of a stronghold as he can on issues that are different than others because thatis are different than others because that is what gives him the leveraged to get inside. but that is what gives him the leveraged to get inside-— to get inside. but jack, i don't disute to get inside. but jack, i don't disoute what _ to get inside. but jack, i don't dispute what lee _ to get inside. but jack, i don't dispute what lee anderson i to get inside. but jack, i don't i dispute what lee anderson says to get inside. but jack, i don't - dispute what lee anderson says about people's lives and how people are struggling and the cost of living crisis they have been through and the difficulties they may encounter, you know, with local councils running out of money. in some of the points he makes, he is absolutely right, but he seems to be yearning for a period of time that is 80 years ago and when you think about how the world has

justin trudeau was expected to attend a reception at an art gallery in toronto with giorgia meloni, who's visiting canada well, they never made it as demonstrators blocked attendees from entering the building. the protesters accused trudeau of funding genocide in gaza and demanded, and what they call the siege of palestine. red paint was sprayed on the museum's doors along with stickers of palestinian flags all right. >> still ahead the devastation >> grows from those massive wildfires raging across the texas panhandle level, the latest and later nature is any calories a fournier hard with a winter blast will look at the blizzard conditions, bringing several feet of snow to the area and shutting down a major interstate that's all coming up, please stay with us. >> how far would you go to control the fragrance in your home? there's an easier way, dry air wake vibrant with two times more natural essential oils for up to 120 days of amazing fragrance prince per dual pack. now, that's a breath of fresh air >> could do this >> next, skill professionals to get all your home projects done well,

yesterday during a meeting with the italian prime minister, giorgia meloni, mr biden said he did notay. but again, the us was working very hard to agree that deal. now, this potential agreement is something that the us secretary of state, antony blinken, several other us officials, have been working on for many weeks now. they have been like kind of diplomatic ping—pong balls bouncing around various capitals, capital cities in the middle in the middle east, in europe, trying to negotiate this deal. and what it would entail would be potentially a six—week pause in fighting, the release of dozens of hostages held in gaza, some of whom are of course us citizens, and also crucially more access for international aid. and talking of aid, the us have carried out their first airdrop into gaza since this conflict began nearly five months ago, haven't they? what is the analysis there of what difference that could make and the timing of this? well, that is right, the us military earlier said this would not be the last airdrop, that there will be more, this will be an ongoing effort, so i think

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now giorgia meloni did that in italy and they they simply turned the boats away.onal outcry . she didn't international outcry. she didn't care. she put her foot down and did it. now don't forget italy is in the echr and it's still a member state of the european union. so the big question is the will to do it doesn't seem to be there. let alone if you have a bill quick email here. on pensions. of course, the women's pensions. of course, the women's pension age ruling happened today. ombudsman saying women should deserve a payout . john should deserve a payout. john says this welcome news that the state pension owed to our hard working women should be paid back. however the government has said the duty amount that is outstanding, it will not be able to make any repayments for the forced future and i'll have some more emails before the end of the show. thank you very much for getting in touch. it's always appreciated . this is the always appreciated. this is the people's channel. please get in touch now. about to talk all things royal with the biographer angela levin

italian prime minister giorgia miloni has filed a civil suit against a 40-year-old sardinian man andfor libel. in particular, meloni demands 100,000 euros in compensation for the fact that her face was placed in adult films in which she plays the role of the main character using the digital program deep facebook. allegedly, the video that outraged milone was created by a forty-year-old man who is now under investigation. the police are also checking him seventy-three-year-old father. an investigation has been launched into the case and the italian prime minister is expected to testify before a court in sardinia on july 2. authorities said they were able to identify the two suspects through tracking of the cellphones from which the fake videos were posted. according to the indictment , the videos were posted on an american porn site, where they were viewed millions of times over several months. publication of a deepfake porn video of giorgia miloni happened even before she took office prime minister of italy in the twenty-second year. meloni's legal team said the €100,000 compensation