比利时国防大臣回应核威慑问题：不明白为什么欧洲领导人如此口无遮拦

Group 1 - The discussion around enhancing Europe's nuclear deterrent capabilities is increasing, causing dissatisfaction among some countries [1][3] - Belgian Defense Minister Theo Francken criticized European leaders for their open discussions on nuclear deterrence, suggesting they should be more cautious [1][3] - German Chancellor Merz ruled out the possibility of developing a domestic nuclear deterrent but mentioned that German fighter jets could potentially carry French and British nuclear weapons [1][3] Group 2 - The Munich Security Conference highlighted the growing support among European nations for discussions on establishing domestic nuclear deterrent capabilities due to declining trust in the U.S. under Trump's leadership [3][4] - Spanish Prime Minister Sanchez emphasized that while Europe must strengthen its capabilities to deter Russia, rearming with nuclear weapons is not the correct approach [3] - Merz expressed concerns about Germany's participation in the Future Combat Air System (FCAS) project, indicating that unresolved design disagreements could lead Germany to reconsider its partnerships [4] Group 3 - The core disagreement between Germany and France regarding the FCAS project centers on the aircraft's specifications, with France wanting a nuclear-capable fighter while Germany does not see this as necessary [4] - Merz's comments signal a potential abandonment of the FCAS project if key design issues are not resolved, which Francken interpreted as a "death sentence" for the collaboration [4]