Yesterday, deputies approved an additional 36 billion euros for the military by 2030, voting on a revision of the military programming law wanted by the government to address the new international context. “This law allows us to respond to the acceleration of the threat,” said Minister of the Armed Forces Catherine Vautrin after the vote. An increasingly threatening international context. Today, Iran has promised to expand the war “beyond the region” of the Middle East if the United States attack it again, following threats from Donald Trump to resume hostilities due to a lack of progress in peace negotiations. “If aggression against Iran escalates, the promised regional war will extend well beyond the region, and our devastating blows will crush you,” said the Revolutionary Guards, the ideological army of the Islamic Republic. In Europe, a drone alert was issued in Lithuania this morning, causing the population to take shelter, including the president and the Prime Minister. Russia bears “direct responsibility” for the incidents related to drones that have multiplied in the Baltic countries in recent months, denounced Ursula von der Leyen on Wednesday afternoon, promising a strong response from the European Union.
Alice Rufo is a delegated minister to the Minister of the Armed Forces and Veterans.
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