Berlin Dismisses Report on Plans to Fund Nuclear Weapons
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According to a media report, the Federal Government is considering financial participation in nuclear sites in France or Great Britain. However, the vice-government spokesman denies. Nuclear deterrence results in "the transatlantic alliance".
Germany does not have its own nuclear weapons, but according to a report it is supposed to participate financially in the arsenal of other states. Now the Federal Government is responding.
The German government rejects a report on possible funds for British and French nuclear weapons, but talks about more joint deterrence in the alliance.
Berlin dismisses report on plans to fund nuclear weapons
The German government has firmly rejected a report about talks on possible German financing of British and French nuclear weapons programmes, with deputy government spokesman Steffen Meyer saying on Friday such conversations were not taking place, reported dpa. "As it was reported, we can deny this. There are no such talks about financing or plans for financing," Meyer said in Berlin. British newspaper The Telegraph had reported that talks were …
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