Le Pen Says She Won’t Leave NATO Until Russia’s War in Ukraine Ends
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Marine Le Pen still intends to withdraw France from NATO's integrated military command structure, but says it will not take this step as long as Russia's war in Ukraine continues. Leader Rassemblement National, favored in polls for next year's presidential elections, told POLITICO that "as long as there is a war at Europe's gates, this is not the time for such a decision.
The far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen says she only wants to detach France from the joint NATO defense of Europe once the war in Ukraine is over. She previously stated that she wanted to arrange this within her first five years as president.
In Paris the leader of the Rassemble National, favored for the presidential elections of 2027, conditions at the end of the war the exit from NATO's integrated command and judges well Washington's invitation to Putin for the G20.
Marine Le Pen, leader of France's far-right party, the National Assembly, said Thursday that it will not take France out of NATO's command structure if it wins the presidential elections before the end of the war in Ukraine. Le Pen said,
Marine Le Pen, candidate for the presidential elections in France from the extreme-right French party "The National Assembly," said France will not leave NATO's integrated military command as long as Russia's war on Ukraine continues, but reaffirmed its plan to take this step after the end of the conflict. "As long as there is a war on [...]
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