France talks of withdrawing from NATO, after Germany announces 'conflict plan' with Russia
Nationalist party leader Florian Filippo called on France to withdraw from NATO, after Germany announced "war plans" against Russia.
According to RIA Novosti, leader of the French nationalist party “Patriots” Florian Filippo said that France must leave NATO as soon as possible because of Germany's plan to transfer 800,000 NATO troops in case of conflict with Russia.
“It’s incredible: Germany is secretly making a huge logistical effort to allow 800,000 NATO troops to pass through its territory to protect Eastern Europe in the event of a conflict with Russia. Instead of discussing the conflict in the French Parliament, we need to urgently discuss this issue. France, let’s avoid the worst-case scenario by getting out of this hell and leaving NATO!” Filippo said on social network X.
Previously, Spiegel journalist Rasmus Buchsteiner wrote that Berlin was developing a secret plan to transfer about 800,000 soldiers and 200,000 pieces of military equipment from Western countries to the border with Russia in case of armed conflict.
The Pentagon announced that by 2026, the US will begin deploying long-range strike systems in Germany that will be significantly superior to the weapons already in Europe. These statements are specifically highlighting SM-6, Tomahawk missiles and hypersonic weapons.
President Vladimir Putin called claims that Moscow wants to attack NATO “nonsense.” The Russian leader stressed that such statements were made by the West to deceive its own people.
