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Merz: Germany has accepted France’s offer to deepen nuclear deterrence cooperation because Europe’s security requires new answers. German conventional forces will join a French nuclear exercise, complementing NATO’s deterrence.

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Germany's Chancellor Merz: For the first time, I have accepted the offer made by the French President to jointly think about nuclear deterrence. Historically speaking, General Charles de Gaulle had already offered the Federal Republic of Germany a French nuclear umbrella many decades ago. Germany never accepted that offer. At the time, we didn't need to, because we lived in a different world. But the world we live in today requires new answers. That is why we will, for the first time, take part in a French nuclear exercise with conventional forces in order to determine where we can achieve our shared objective of stronger deterrence in Europe.

Germany's Chancellor Merz: For the first time, I have accepted the offer made by the French President to jointly think about nuclear deterrence. Historically speaking, General Charles de Gaulle had already offered the Federal Republic of Germany a French nuclear umbrella many decades ago. Germany never accepted that offer. At the time, we didn't need to, because we lived in a different world. But the world we live in today requires new answers. That is why we will, for the first time, take part in a French nuclear exercise with conventional forces in order to determine where we can achieve our shared objective of stronger deterrence in Europe.

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German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius on possible German nuclear bombs: We uphold the rules-based international order. We have signed the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and committed ourselves never to acquire nuclear weapons. And now we are saying, “Well, let’s see, maybe we somehow join the game after all.” Yes, there are pathways, and that is what Macron and Merz are discussing. But this would have to be handled very carefully, strictly within international law. Otherwise, thirty other states might say: “If the Germans leave the treaty, then so will we.” The consequences would be enormous. That is why I would prefer that we focus on more realistic issues — we were just discussing FCAS and other concrete defense projects — rather than jumping immediately to the nuclear question. Deterrence is not about simply comparing numbers. The Americans have many nuclear weapons as well — yet even one can be enough for deterrence. Source: tagesschau

German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius on possible German nuclear bombs: We uphold the rules-based international order. We have signed the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and committed ourselves never to acquire nuclear weapons. And now we are saying, “Well, let’s see, maybe we somehow join the game after all.” Yes, there are pathways, and that is what Macron and Merz are discussing. But this would have to be handled very carefully, strictly within international law. Otherwise, thirty other states might say: “If the Germans leave the treaty, then so will we.” The consequences would be enormous. That is why I would prefer that we focus on more realistic issues — we were just discussing FCAS and other concrete defense projects — rather than jumping immediately to the nuclear question. Deterrence is not about simply comparing numbers. The Americans have many nuclear weapons as well — yet even one can be enough for deterrence. Source: tagesschau

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