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4 July
The aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle continues its journey back to Toulon from the Middle East.
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The French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle has departed from the Middle East and is returning to its home port in Toulon. This move follows a recent agreement between the United States and Iran to cease hostilities in the region. French President Emmanuel Macron announced the carrier's return, which had been deployed in response to the conflict between the two nations.
While the Charles de Gaulle is returning, Macron stated that accompanying minesweeping ships and support vessels will remain deployed in the area, ready to intervene alongside France's partners if necessary. The deployment of the aircraft carrier was part of international efforts related to the ongoing tensions in the Middle East, particularly amid the backdrop of U.S.-Iran relations.
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