Emmanuel Macron has said France could move temporarily nuclear warheads abroad for the first time, as he pledged to increase the size of the country’s arsenal.
On Monday, he laid out a new doctrine of “forward deterrence” that would involve deeper co-operation between France and seven other European countries including Germany and Poland.
It would also allow European partners to take part in exercises or deploy their conventional armies on support missions.
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