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In France criticized the idea of “nuclear umbrella” Macron

The leader of the right-wing party "Rise, France!" Nicolas Dupont-Enyang said that the initiative of French leader Emmanuel Macron on nuclear deterrence threatens to destroy the country.

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In France criticized the idea of “nuclear umbrella” Macron

The leader of the right-wing party "Rise, France!" Nicolas Dupont-Aignan said that the initiative of French leader Emmanuel Macron on nuclear deterrence threatens the interests of the country. It's from sb.by.

Commenting on Macron’s initiative, Dupont-Aignan noted:
Commenting on Macron’s initiative, Dupont-Aignan noted:

“By seeking to extend the French nuclear umbrella to Finland and Estonia, he makes us dependent on the slightest border incident between these countries and Russia.”.

He added that Paris should not be dragged into wars that do not concern it, remaining the sole "owner of its bomb and its decisions.".

Finland to join French nuclear deterrence initiative

Source: СБ. Беларусь сегодня ↗

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