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Le Pen advises against France entering a conflict with Russia

The National Rally's parliamentary faction leader said she does not want France to go to war with any nuclear power.

· 1 min read · language: en
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— TASS (Russia)

The head of the National Rally party's parliamentary faction advised against France entering a conflict with Russia, saying she did not want "France to go to war with any nuclear power."

The remarks position the far-right party against steps that could draw France into direct military confrontation with Moscow, framing the concern specifically around the risks associated with conflict involving a nuclear-armed state.

Details of the specific policy or context that prompted the comments, such as a particular vote, proposal, or recent development in France's approach to Russia, were not included in the available source material. It was also not specified when or where the remarks were made.

The National Rally has previously taken positions distinct from France's mainstream political parties on issues related to Russia, and this latest statement adds to the public record of the party's stance on the matter.

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