Macron reviews troops for the last time at France's annual military parade
Summary
French President Emmanuel Macron led his final Bastille Day military parade, featuring more than 6,000 troops from France and allied countries. The event highlighted France's military strength and Europe's aim to be more independent in defense, sending a message of unity to the US and Russia.Key Facts
- Emmanuel Macron presided over his last Bastille Day parade as French president.
- Over 6,000 soldiers took part, including 500 from allied countries known as the coalition of the willing.
- The parade emphasized France’s rearmament, meaning it is strengthening its military.
- Europe’s goal of strategic autonomy, or being able to defend itself without relying on others, was showcased.
- The event sent a message to President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin that Europe is united.
- The parade took place at Place de la Concorde in Paris, France.
- The celebration also honored Ukraine and its allies.
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