Germany to Join French Nuclear Deterrence Exercise
Germany is set to participate in a French nuclear deterrence exercise for the first time, signaling closer defense cooperation between the two nations. This move aims to strengthen European security and collaboration in nuclear deterrence.
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Germany to join French military nuclear exercise, Merz says
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Germany will take part in a French nuclear exercise later this year, Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Friday after key defence talks with French President Emmanuel Macron at an air base near Cologne. Merz said the two countries would also continue to develop the cloud solution from the FCAS joint fighter jet project that collapsed earlier this year.
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