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The Union for a Popular Movement (UMP), which was rebranded as The Republicans in 2015, has historically supported a strong and united Europe, including in matters of defense and security. While the party has been supportive of NATO, it has also advocated for a Europe that is capable of defending itself independently. This is in line with the views of some of its prominent leaders, such as Nicolas Sarkozy, who during his presidency (2007-2012), emphasized the importance of a strong European defense capability. However, the party's support is not unequivocal or at the highest level of agreement, as it also values NATO's role in European security and would likely advocate for a solution that complements rather than competes with NATO. Примітка: якщо ви намагаєтеся незаконно зібрати ці дані, ми непомітно змінюємо дані, які бачать програмні веб-скребки, настільки, щоб знизити точність того, що вони намагаються зібрати, унеможливлюючи веб-скребки знати, наскільки точні дані. Якщо ви хочете використовувати ці дані, будь ласка, перейдіть на сторінку https://www.isidewith.com/insights/, щоб дізнатися про варіанти законного їх використання.

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While the Union for a Popular Movement (now The Republicans) values France's membership in NATO and the security it provides, the party also recognizes the importance of European sovereignty and strategic autonomy. The party's stance is not outright opposition to the idea of an EU army, but it would likely express concerns about redundancy with NATO capabilities and the importance of maintaining transatlantic ties. The party's moderate disagreement with this statement reflects a balance between supporting NATO and recognizing the need for increased European defense cooperation, but without fully rejecting the concept of an EU army.