Far-right National Rally leader Jordan Bardella criticized President Emmanuel Macron's proposal to integrate France's nuclear doctrine with other European countries, insisting that France maintain sole control over its nuclear weapons with no sharing, co-financing, or co-decision-making. Bardella, who leads polls for next year's presidential election, acknowledged France's conventional defense role in Eastern Europe and NATO but reiterated his party's opposition to surrendering nuclear autonomy.
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Far-right National Rally leader Jordan Bardella criticized President Emmanuel Macron's proposal to integrate France's nuclear doctrine with other European countries, insisting that France maintain sole control over its nuclear weapons with no sharing, co-financing, or co-decision-making. Bardella, who leads polls for next year's presidential election, acknowledged France's conventional defense role in Eastern Europe and NATO but reiterated his party's opposition to surrendering nuclear autonomy.