Poland and France Just Sat Down to Talk Nuclear Deterrence
While everyone is arguing about conventional ammo, Warsaw and Paris quietly sat down in a room to discuss the actual nuclear umbrella.
While folks were debating whether Europe could scrape together enough standard artillery shells, diplomats from Poland and France quietly gathered in Paris for their very first nuclear cooperation meeting. Not energy. The spicy kind.
This kicked off after Macron started floating his big pitch for European extended deterrence, nudging neighbors to consider that maybe, just maybe, relying 100% on whatever the US decides to do every four years isn't an airtight long-term strategy.
Poland, naturally, didn't hesitate. Faced with a belligerent neighbor that rattles its atomic saber before breakfast, Warsaw is actively exploring what French nuclear deterrence actually looks like on practical terms.
Nothing scares a neighborhood bully quite like watching two quiet kids suddenly compare notes on heavy artillery.
Source: МЗС Польщі
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