Deputy Premier and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani rejected claims by the Russian embassy in Rome that he had been attacked, calling them "propaganda and disinformation." Tajani made the statement while speaking to reporters during the G7 summit in Paris on Tuesday. The Russian embassy had previously alleged that Tajani had been subjected to an attack, though no details were provided. Tajani emphasized that such claims were part of a broader Russian strategy to mislead international audiences. The Italian government has not officially commented on the allegations. The G7 meeting in Paris brought together leaders from seven major economies to discuss global issues. Tajani’s remarks came as tensions between Italy and Russia remain high over various geopolitical matters. The Italian foreign ministry has not issued a formal response to the Russian embassy’s claims. The situation highlights ongoing diplomatic friction between Italy and Russia. The Russian embassy’s allegations remain unverified, and no further action has been announced by either side. The incident underscores the complex nature of international diplomacy and the use of disinformation in political discourse.