France's Naval Preparedness in Question: Calls for Increased Warship and Missile Supplies
France faces a naval shortfall as Army Chief Fabien Mandon highlights a lack of sufficient warships and missiles necessary for potential future conflicts. Speaking at a naval conference, Mandon emphasized the urgent need to enhance military capabilities in order to prepare effectively for any eventual return to war.
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France's naval capabilities are under scrutiny following comments from Army Chief Fabien Mandon, who declared the country's current stock of warships and accompanying missiles inadequate for possible future conflicts.
Speaking at a naval conference in Paris, Mandon underscored the need for improved military preparation to meet potential warfare demands.
He highlighted the importance of bolstering naval forces as a critical area of focus to ensure readiness in an uncertain and hostile global landscape.
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