Jordan Bardella also says he would standby France's commitments to NATO military alliance if he became prime minister

French far-right leader Jordan Bardella said on Wednesday that he supports Ukraine's right to defend itself against Russian aggression. However, he added that if he was elected prime minister, he would not support the transfer of missiles to Kyiv that would let it strike targets on the Russian territory.

The National Rally leader said he would continue increases in defense spending if he’s appointed prime minister in July after the legislative elections.

The far-right leader angling to become France’s prime minister after the country’s upcoming parliamentary election has backtracked on the party’s previous promise to pull out of NATO’s strategic milit

Jordan Bardella, the far-right leader angling to become France's prime minister, has backtracked on the party's previous promise to pull out of NATO.

"My position has not changed, and that is to support Ukraine by providing defense equipment, ammunition, operational logistical support, and defensive weaponry to enable Ukraine to protect itself to hold the front,