French President Emmanuel Macron announced on March 9, with Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides and Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis flanking him, that France will be sending eight frigates and two amphibious assault ships to the Eastern Mediterranean and Red Sea, joining aircraft carrier FS Charles de Gaulle, reported USNI News. “While the crisis in Iran—the war in Iran—is affecting the entire region, it is important for me to come here alongside you, along with the Prime Minister of Greece, to tell you that when Cyprus is attacked, it is Europe that is attacked, and that the defense of Cyprus is obviously a crucial issue for your country, for your neighbor, partner, and friend Greece, but also for France and, with it, the European Union,” he said.
Strategic War Danger Paid
France Pledges Ten More Ships to Eastern Med, as Other Nations Commit
About the author
Latest articles
-
Daily Alert: We're Facing Nuclear War, or a New Paradigm—Don't Sit on the Fence!
-
We're Facing Nuclear War, or a New Paradigm—Don't Sit on the Fence!
-
AIPAC Concedes It Has Been the Kiss of Death in 2026 Electoral Cycle
-
Putin Meets Witkoff for Talks on Ukraine, Economic Cooperation, Iran, and Summitry at the Upcoming APEC Meeting
Related coverage
-
Strategic War Danger
Peskov: Russia, U.S. Must Address Nuclear Warheads and Strategic Stability
-
Strategic War Danger
UK Promises More Military Support to the Saudis
-
Strategic War Danger
Pakistani Army Chief in Tehran
-
Strategic War Danger Paid
Iranian Diplomat: Iran Seeks To Keep Path of Diplomacy Open