Finland has decided to “join” the “advanced” nuclear deterrence proposed in March by French President Emmanuel Macron to European countries: the two countries announced this in a joint statement. “In the coming months, a nuclear coordination group will be established to start implementing this cooperation,” they added. This brings to ten the number of European countries that have joined the French initiative. Although France, together with the United Kingdom, is the only European country equipped with atomic weapons, this initiative involves other European states volunteering in the French nuclear deterrence, without however providing any sharing of the final decision, which remains in the hands of the French head of state.
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