Italian Defence Minister Guido Crosetto offers Mykhailo Fedorov a post as a military advisor in Rome, according to reports from Free Malaysia Today and the Kyiv Post. Crosetto praises Fedorov as someone who significantly changes battlefield approaches, and the offer is presented as international support following Fedorov’s removal from his role in Ukraine. The Kyiv Post reports that Crosetto reaches out to Fedorov the day after Fedorov is dismissed on July 15. It also notes that Fedorov has recently rejected an offer from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to serve as deputy prime minister for military innovations. The two accounts align on the substance of the Italian offer and the timing of the outreach after Fedorov’s dismissal, while differing mainly in how they characterize Crosetto’s remarks. The reports do not provide confirmation of whether Fedorov has accepted the advisory role or details about its scope.