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Mattarella: peace value to be preserved, Armed Forces contributed to Italy Free State

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Mattarella: peace value to be preserved, Armed Forces contributed to Italy Free State

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The head of state places a wreath at the Altare della Patria on the occasion of the National Unity Day of the feast of the armed forces. Prime Minister Meloni and the presidents of the Senate and La Russa and Fontana are present.

(ANSA)
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