Amid growing concerns about US disengagement and Russian aggression, France is ramping up its defense spending and military production, specifically increasing orders for Rafale warplanes. President Macron announced these intentions during a military visit, highlighting the need for readiness to avoid conflict. France’s air force currently operates 108 Rafale jets, with plans for additional acquisitions. The Luxeuil-les-Bains military base will receive a significant investment to become a key site for advanced weaponry by 2035. Macron also emphasized the importance of nuclear deterrence, aiming to extend this capability to European partners.
France is set to increase Rafale orders and ramp up defense spending amid concerns over US security disengagement and Russian aggression.
Macron emphasized that France must continue to prepare militarily if it wants to avoid war, citing the need for readiness and protection.
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