Italy's PM is being investigated over the release of a Libyan war crim

At that point, so as not to let him go free on Italian territory, we decided to expel him and repatriate him immediately, with a special flight,

Ms Meloni said

This may be why I'm unpopular among those who don't want Italy to change and improve,

she said

Italy is a sovereign country and we make our own decisions,

he added

What is valid today, was valid yesterday: I am not blackmailable, I am not intimidated. Onwards and upwards.”

Meloni wrote the following beneath the Instagram video

I can’t be blackmailed, I can’t be intimidated,

Meloni added, suggesting the

Giorgia Meloni-italian Prime Minister

I will not be blackmailed, I will not allow myself to be intimidated, which is why I am, let's say, disliked by those who do not want Italy to change and become better,

Meloni said in a video posted on her Facebook profile