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The post said Marine Le Pen’s RN had implicitly endorsed Emmanuel Macron’s “forward deterrence” initiative. It added that some analysts believed a Le Pen presidency would likely weaken the party’s appeal in Europe, citing her past warm relations with Vladimir Putin and RN’s broader skepticism toward European commitments. #MarineLePen #Deterrence #Europe #FR #RU #EU

The author argued that NATO’s U.S.-led nuclear-sharing programme relied on B-61 gravity bombs designed in the 1960s to stop Soviet tank divisions advancing from East Germany. They said the bombs had become increasingly obsolete in modern warfare and posed a limited threat to the Russian homeland. #NATO #NuclearWeapons #MilitaryStrategic #US #RU #DE

Finnish President Alexander Stubb said Finland had no plans to station nuclear weapons on its soil in peacetime, but intended to create a strategic dilemma for Russia. He told the author that Finland had considered it useful for its security to obtain information and be involved in the matter. #Finland #NuclearSecurity #Russia #FI #RU

The author wrote that NATO’s U.S.-led nuclear-sharing arrangement relied on B-61 gravity bombs designed in the 1960s to counter Soviet tank divisions advancing from East Germany. They argued that the bombs had become increasingly obsolete in modern warfare and posed a limited threat to the Russian homeland in light of technological advances. #NATO #NuclearDisarmament #MilitaryTechnology #US #DE #RU

The author wrote that the Donroe doctrine’s “red wave” had failed to sweep Brazil, which they described as South America’s most important nation. They said President Lula had scored a surprise victory against Bolsonaro and quoted the line, “We won’t be anybody’s backyard.” https://t.co/vapaoEDXwT #Brasil #Lula #Bolsonaro #BR #US

The author wrote that France’s “forward nuclear deterrence” was taking shape, with ten European nations joining an initiative intended to deter Russia. They said their analysis examined how it would work amid growing uncertainty in Europe over whether the US nuclear umbrella remained in place. #France #NuclearDeterrence #Europe #FR #RU #EU

The author wrote that Ukraine had not struck Russian oil refineries for several days but had targeted industrial facilities involved in military production using missiles and drones. They cited Lipetsk region that day, and Omsk in Siberia and Oryol in recent days. https://t.co/rVYeZFySw5 #Ukraine #Russia #MilitaryActions #UA #RU

The author questioned whether SpaceX would also disable Starshield if the U.S. military used it for what the author described as “unequivocally offensive” strikes while defending Taiwan, or whether the restriction applied only to Ukrainians. https://t.co/HJQAbrCWX4 #SpaceX #Military #Taiwan #US #TW #UA

The author wrote that Trump had called Musk to lift restrictions on Starshield speeds in Ukraine, but that Zelensky’s chief drone adviser said a day later that the restrictions largely remained in place. The author questioned who was in charge. https://t.co/UZO584BPUe #Trump #Musk #Ukraine #UA

The author wrote that the 1994 Budapest Memorandum, under which Ukraine agreed to become a non-nuclear state, did not commit the United States to defending Ukraine. They said the U.S. had committed to respecting Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity and to refraining from economic coercion that could undermine them. https://t.co/VlVjfnkc2X #UkrainianSovereignty #BudapestMemorandum #InternationalRelations #UA #US