Emmanuel Macron has announced an increase in France's nuclear arsenal, arguing that the country must be 'feared' to ensure freedom and bolster Europe's military independence amid rising geopolitical tensions.
Emmanuel Macron, the President of France, announced plans to increase the country's nuclear arsenal for the first time in 34 years. This decision aligns with Macron's statement that to maintain freedom, a nation must be feared on the international stage. The announcement was made during a visit to a military base at Ile Longue, which is known for hosting ballistic missile submarines. This move is meant to enhance France's deterrent capabilities and its standing in global security.
