France is expanding its role in the field of nuclear deterrence in Europe, as confidence in US security guarantees weakens.

France is expanding its role in the field of nuclear deterrence in Europe, as confidence in US security guarantees weakens.

Ten countries, including Britain, Germany, Poland and several Nordic countries, have joined Macron's "Forward Deterrence" initiative.

The plan includes deploying nuclear-capable French fighter jets across Europe and improving intelligence sharing and early warning systems to deter Russia.

The Baltic states are not included, while Italy refused to join.

Source: WSJ