Italy officially entered World War II on June 10, 1940, aligning with Nazi Germany under Benito Mussolini's regime.

This decision marked a pivotal moment in the global conflict, significantly altering the dynamics of warfare in Europe and beyond.

Italy's military engagements, particularly in North Africa and the Balkans, showcased both its ambitions and limitations.

The entry of Italy not only expanded the Axis powers but also influenced Allied strategies, ultimately shaping the course of history.

Understanding this period reveals the complexities of alliances and the far-reaching consequences of war. - https://italyfocusguide.com/blog/italy-enter-ww2/?unique_id_1mzmmi5r

"The Fateful Moment: Italy's Entry into WWII and Its Lasting Impact on Global Conflict"