A high-level meeting was held at Palazzo Chigi, the Italian government's headquarters in Rome, chaired by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni to discuss the concerning situation of the unmanned tanker, Arctic Metagaz, that has been drifting in the Mediterranean. The meeting included key figures such as Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani and Defense Minister Guido Crosetto, highlighting the urgency and seriousness of the issue. The Arctic Metagaz, registered under the Russian flag, is carrying a significant load of liquefied natural gas and has been unmanned for several days. This scenario raises multiple concerns regarding maritime safety and the potential environmental impact, especially given the volatile nature of the cargo it carries. The Italian government is taking proactive measures by assessing the situation and engaging with relevant stakeholders to ensure the situation is contained. There are implications for international maritime law and safety protocols regarding the management of vessels that drift without crew, especially those that pose a risk due to their hazardous materials.