General Patrick Dutartre of the Air Force is the guest on the 8:00 pm news on Tuesday, March 3rd.
In an interview, General Patrick Dutartre discusses the potential threat of European involvement in the war and the possible targeting of French military bases or interests in the region.
He also explains the defensive actions that could be taken in response to potential attacks, including reinforcing systems to protect allies in the region and intercepting threats.
The discussion also touches on the French aircraft carrier, Charles de Gaulle, and its role in the Mediterranean, as well as the potential duration of the conflict and the differing objectives of Israel and the United States.
General Dutartre emphasizes the importance of forming a coalition to defend the Strait of Hormuz, a critical waterway for global oil and gas transit, and highlights the need to ensure the freedom of navigation in the region.
In conclusion, both General Dutartre and Etienne Leenhardt emphasize France’s stance on peace and diplomacy while asserting the need to protect national interests if threatened.
