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Germany to participate in French nuclear exercise for first time

7 sourcesFirst reported 6 days agoUpdated 4 days ago

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Germany will participate in a French nuclear exercise for the first time later this year, as announced by Chancellor Friedrich Merz. The decision follows defense talks between Merz and French President Emmanuel Macron aimed at strengthening European defense cooperation. This exercise is seen as an effort to enhance the deterrent capabilities of Europe amid changing security dynamics. Germany and France will continue to build upon their defense collaboration in the coming years. The move reflects a shift in European defense strategy, with increasing emphasis on autonomy from U.S. security guarantees.

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