Re: Italy still won't give back Mussolini-confiscated Lithuania Embassy in Rome

«Pas de deux» wrote:

As a goodwill gesture to a fellow EU member (Lithuania) the government
of Italy could by the building from the Russians then sell it to the
Lithuanian government for 53.4% of its value (the price they paid to the
Russians).

yes, if Russia is willing to sell it. and they should make a goodwill
gesture by selling it for 53% of the value.
in my opinion this situation can be solved only if the three countries
negotiate an agreement.
otherwise LT will keep claiming, and Italy will be in an uneasy situation
between LT and RU.
.

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