Support for Ukraine: France, Germany, and Poland Vow Continued Backing
France, Germany, and Poland reaffirmed their support for Ukraine during a meeting in Paris. The defense ministers from the three countries discussed global and European security issues, including the war in Ukraine and the upcoming NATO Summit in Washington.
The ministers condemned Russia’s “nuclear blackmailing” tactics and highlighted the importance of unity at the upcoming NATO Summit. They also announced plans for joint military exercises in Poland in 2025.
In addition to discussing security matters, the ministers addressed the recent EU election results in France. The French far-right party’s victory led to new elections, emphasizing the importance of choosing leaders who prioritize security and growth.
Overall, the meeting underscored the importance of supporting Ukraine and promoting unity among NATO allies. The ministers also emphasized the need to address security challenges in various regions, including Ukraine, the Middle East, and Asia.