What Does This Benefit France? Six Responses to Finland Joining the French Initiative on Nuclear Deterrence
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ANALYSIS - Finland joined on Monday the initiative launched by the Head of State, Emmanuel Macron, during his speech on Long Island in the spring.
Would France defend Finland with nuclear weapons? What would France gain from this? A senior official at the Ministry of Defense and a security policy researcher answer questions.
The French initiative is different from NATO’s nuclear deterrence. The countries that join will not have obligations like NATO’s collective defence. Moreover, France is not asking other countries to contribute to the costs of maintaining nuclear deterrence.” Now, as a first step after the signing of the French-Finnish joint declaration, officials will discuss how cooperation will begin; and then the Finnish defence administration will begin to p…
Finland formalises its commitment to French nuclear deterrence and twelve countries call on the EU to strengthen security in the Arctic against Russia and China. The entry European rearmament reaches the Arctic: 12 countries ask the EU to shield the area and Finland enters the French deterrence first appears on Merca2.
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