Macron Open to Sharing France's Nuclear Deterrent | JQJO

French President Emmanuel Macron expressed openness to discussing the potential deployment of French nuclear weapons in other European countries, stating that this would be conditional upon maintaining France's own defense capabilities and ultimate control over weapon use. Macron's comments follow similar expressions of interest from Germany, Poland, Denmark, and Lithuania, driven by concerns about Russia's aggression in Ukraine. However, Macron emphasized that this would not replace the US nuclear guarantee to Europe and reiterated France's commitment to avoiding a wider conflict.