French Military Jets Embark on 40-Day Global Flight to Strengthen Alliances
French military jets launch a 40-day global flight to project power and strengthen alliances, showcasing cooperation with strategic partners like Japan, Sout...
POLICY WIRE — Eielson Air Force Base, Alaska — French military jets have launched a 40-day global flight aimed at projecting power and reinforcing international alliances. The mission, known as Pegase 26, involves a series of strategic flights across multiple continents, demonstrating France’s commitment to its partners in the Arctic, Pacific, and Middle East.
The exercise includes collaboration with U.S. fighter jets and other international allies, highlighting the importance of cooperation in an era where major powers are increasingly focused on unilateral actions. The journey will cover 40,000 kilometers (25,000 miles), with nine stopovers along the way, and is designed to test the interoperability of French and allied forces.
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French Deputy Defense Minister Alice Rufo emphasized the significance of these exercises, stating that they ensure readiness for potential joint operations. The mission also underscores France’s dedication to upholding international law and freedom of navigation, particularly in regions facing growing challenges such as the Persian Gulf.
Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)
