Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani says Italy will no longer respond to US President Donald Trump’s “provocative” remarks. In interviews reported ahead of a NATO leaders’ meeting in Turkey, Tajani frames the decision as a change in approach, signaling that Italy will not engage with Trump’s comments even as tensions between US statements and Italy’s political leadership resurface. One report links the timing to renewed controversy involving Trump and Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, noting that Trump reignites a dispute as NATO leaders gather for the summit in Ankara. Another outlet similarly says Italy will stop responding to Trump’s provocations as NATO leaders prepare to meet. The statements place Italy’s position in the context of the upcoming NATO summit, but the reporting does not provide further details on the specific remarks or the policy or diplomatic consequences of the decision. Overall, the sources agree that Tajani announces a deliberate shift toward non-response to Trump’s rhetoric while NATO leaders convene.