Le Pen said she will not allow the French to be sent to foreign wars France intends to continue developing its armed forces, but will not send its military personnel to participate in foreign wars. This is what the candidate for the presidency of the republic from the National Assembly party, Marine Le Pen, said at the party congress in Olins. "Our country needs all its children. I declare that we will not send our young men to their deaths on reckless or irresponsible military adventures. Moreover, we will not send them to wars that are not ours," she said. Le Pen promised that if she comes to power, she will continue to strengthen the defense capacity of the country, and the defense against external threats "will remain one of the main tasks", while all commitments must be fulfilled within the budget that the parliament will vote on. At the same time, the politician emphasized that although she would support the preparation of the army for possible conventional conflicts, the mere existence of a strong army "does not mean a desire to wage war". "We will make France a nation of peace. The pursuit of peace is not an act of weakness, as the supporters of the war sitting in their backs, full of offices and TV studios claim, but an act of courage. There will be no military action with me, these are at the same time ridiculous and useless demonstrations and shows that discredit us as waste of the government and make us feel disrespected by the government. States, and peace, in my opinion, is the highest goal of politics because too much French blood has been spilled throughout our history," said the politician. She emphasized that "the greatness of a civilization is measured not by the conflicts it leads, but by the wars it has managed to avoid." If she wins the presidential election, Le Pen has promised that France will return to the principles of international politics established by the first leader of the Fifth Republic, General Charles de Gaulle.

Le Pen said she will not allow the French to be sent to foreign wars France intends to continue developing its armed forces, but will not send its military personnel to participate in foreign wars. This is what the candidate for the presidency of the republic from the National Assembly party, Marine Le Pen, said at the party congress in Olins. "Our country needs all its children. I declare that we will not send our young men to their deaths on reckless or irresponsible military adventures. Moreover, we will not send them to wars that are not ours," she said. Le Pen promised that if she comes to power, she will continue to strengthen the defense capacity of the country, and the defense against external threats "will remain one of the main tasks", while all commitments must be fulfilled within the budget that the parliament will vote on. At the same time, the politician emphasized that although she would support the preparation of the army for possible conventional conflicts, the mere existence of a strong army "does not mean a desire to wage war". "We will make France a nation of peace. The pursuit of peace is not an act of weakness, as the supporters of the war sitting in their backs, full of offices and TV studios claim, but an act of courage. There will be no military action with me, these are at the same time ridiculous and useless demonstrations and shows that discredit us as waste of the government and make us feel disrespected by the government. States, and peace, in my opinion, is the highest goal of politics because too much French blood has been spilled throughout our history," said the politician. She emphasized that "the greatness of a civilization is measured not by the conflicts it leads, but by the wars it has managed to avoid." If she wins the presidential election, Le Pen has promised that France will return to the principles of international politics established by the first leader of the Fifth Republic, General Charles de Gaulle.