'Political fiction': Macron takes aim at President JoeBiden's nuclear Armageddon remarks
French President Emmanuel Macron criticized his American counterpart's warning about nuclear Armageddon on Friday, stating that"we must speak with prudence" on such important matters.
“We have not faced the prospect of Armageddon since Kennedy and the Cuban missile crisis," Biden said in New York City."We must speak with prudence when commenting on such matters," the French leader said the following day, according to the Daily Mail."I have always refused to engage in political fiction, and especially … when speaking of nuclear weapons."
Last month, Putin raised concerns in the West when he vowed to defend the"territorial integrity of our motherland" by"all the means at our disposal" — remarks that were widely interpreted as a nuclear threat.Prime Minister Sanna Marin of Finland also seemed to rebuke Biden over him saying Putin needed an"off ramp."
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