Finland joined French nuclear deterrence, reinforcing Paris's cooperation with a country that shares more than 1,300 kilometers of border with Russia. This decision represents a significant deepening of bilateral relations between the two countries in the field of defense.
Estonia, for its part, is "in discussion" on the matter, according to the article title. The Baltic country is considering further deepening its strategic partnership with Paris within the framework of European security.
The geopolitical context is marked by the proximity of Finland and Estonia to Russia, which makes European nuclear cooperation particularly relevant for the security of these Nordic and Baltic countries.
