默茨排除德国自行研发核武 但支持部署法英核武

Group 1 - German Chancellor Friedrich Merz rules out the possibility of Germany developing its own nuclear weapons, suggesting instead that Germany could deploy nuclear weapons from France and the UK [2][7] - The announcement comes as US President Donald Trump indicates that the US will not provide as much defense and security funding to Europe under NATO, prompting European allies to significantly increase military spending [2][7] - Merz confirmed that he has held secret talks with French President Emmanuel Macron about establishing a European joint nuclear deterrent [2][7] Group 2 - France is currently the only European country with its own nuclear arsenal, while the UK's Trident missile program is provided and maintained by the US [2][7] - Merz expressed that he does not wish for Germany to consider developing its own nuclear weapons, citing commitments made in existing treaties such as the 1990 Two Plus Four Agreement and the 1970 Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons [2][7] - He envisions a potential agreement that would allow the German Air Force to carry French or British nuclear weapons, although he acknowledges that technical and operational challenges exist, particularly with France's sea-based missile system [4][9] Group 3 - NATO's existing nuclear sharing arrangement includes German aircraft stationed at the Büchel Air Base in the Eifel region to deliver US nuclear weapons [3][9] - Merz noted that theoretically, the same arrangement could apply to UK and French nuclear weapons, but practical issues would need to be addressed [4][9] - He also mentioned that Trump's threats regarding Greenland have strained transatlantic relations, but he believes maintaining friendship with the US is still possible [4][9]