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  "publishedAt": "2026-02-25T14:48:00.000Z",
  "site": "https://english.pravda.ru",
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  "textContent": "Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service reported that France and the United Kingdom were allegedly considering providing Ukraine with nuclear weapons or related delivery capabilities. The claim triggered intense discussion across Russian media and political circles. Among the most forceful responses came from Dmitry Medvedev, who warned that any transfer of nuclear technologies to Kyiv could provoke the use of the full spectrum of Russian weapons.\nAssessing the Claims Beyond the Rhetoric\n\nLeaving aside political reactions, the question of practicality quickly emerges. France's sea-based nuclear deterrent relies on ballistic missile submarines, whose arsenals represent the core of the country's strategic shield. Any decision to redistribute warheads or missiles would carry direct implications for national security and deterrence posture.\nThe Structure of France's Nuclear Forces\n\nFrance operates a fleet of strategic submarines designed to maintain continuous at-sea deterrence. While precise stockpile figures remain undisclosed, analysts generally assume that Paris preserves reserve inventories to support maintenance cycles and operational readiness. Even so, reallocating nuclear assets abroad would inevitably reduce available margins of safety.",
  "title": "Paris and London Want to Stir p Another Cuban Missile Crisis"
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