Macron talks about a French nuclear defense of Europe

French President Emmanuel Macron announced on Wednesday that Russia is a threat to the entire Europe, noting that Paris began a discussion about the possibility of using French nuclear weapons to protect the European Union.

Macron added in a letter to the French: “If a country can invade the neighboring Europe and remain without punishment, then no one can be sure of anything,” Macron added in a letter to the French. He pointed out that by 2030 Russia plans to mobilize three million soldiers and produce four thousand tanks, which is a serious security challenge for the continent.

Macron stressed the need for Europe the need for all the scenarios, with or without supporting the United States, saying: “I would like to believe that the United States will remain by our side, but we must also be ready if they leave us.” He stressed that the French army is the most ready to fight in Europe, and that his country has nuclear weapons that guarantee European defense.

He said: “We have started a discussion about the use of French nuclear weapons to protect the entire European Union.”