Ukraine’s ousted defense minister Mykhailo Fedorov got an unexpected lifeline—Italy’s defense chief Guido Crosetto personally offered him an advisory role in Rome just days after his dismissal, calling it a gesture of respect for Fedorov’s battlefield innovations and his ability to modernize Ukraine’s military despite resistance. Crosetto, who admires Fedorov’s impact, also hinted at broader lessons for Europe, including Italy’s own defense funding strategy, as Rome considers scaling back its EU borrowing plans. Fedorov hasn’t accepted yet, but the offer underscores shifting global alliances and the enduring value of military innovation.

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