Italian Law: Website Buzzfeed and Minute Meeting

italian law: There was no evidence the transaction took place, the website reported, according to The Japan Times. Salvini had been in Moscow at the same time as the alleged meeting in a city hotel, but there was no suggestion he took part in the discussions. The U.S. website Buzzfeed said it had received an audio recording of talks in Moscow in October among three Italians including a close aide of Salvini, Gianluca Savoini, and three unidentified Russian men. ; During their 75-minute meeting, the six men discussed a possible deal involving a Russian company selling oil worth some 1.5 billion at a discount to enable the League to pocket part of the difference, Buzzfeed said. He denied on Wednesday that his party had received any illicit funding. Italian law forbids parties from accepting donations from foreign entities, and the opposition centre-left Democratic Party PD demanded that Salvini appear in parliament to address the allegations. Never taken a ruble, a euro, a dollar or a litre of vodka in financing from Russia, Salvini said in a statement, adding that he would sue anyone who accused him of such crimes. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

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