Macron open to deploying nuclear weapons across Europe

Macron open to deploying nuclear bombers across Europe

Fighter jets would ‘send a strong message’ to Vladimir Putin, say French officials

Russia fumes at France's proposal to share its nukes for European nuclear shield

Russia, which holds the world's largest nuclear arsenal with approximately 4,000 warheads, considers the French nuclear deterrent a potential threat

Ready to begin talks on French nuclear weapons in European countries: Macron

French President Emmanuel Macron said that France was “ready to open” discussions about stationing France’s nuclear weapons in other European countries.

France's President wants to continue to support Kiev, but to prevent further escalation. He offers European countries French nuclear weapons for deterrence – under three conditions.

Macron open to deploying nuclear weapons across Europe

French President Emmanuel Macron has said he is open to discussing the deployment of France's nuclear weapons elsewhere in Europe in response to Russia.

Macron open to deploying French nuclear weapons in Europe

French President Emmanuel Macron stressed that any shared nuclear deterrence would not come at the expense of France's own defense capabilities.