dé guó德国huì会zǒu xiàng走向yōng yǒu拥有hé wǔ qì核武器ma吗？
Germany announced that it would participate for the first time in a nuclear deterrence exercise held by France, drawing attention to Germany's nuclear policy.
Russia's foreign intelligence service then claimed that some German universities and companies were researching explosive materials and detonation devices that could potentially be used for nuclear weapons, and said that Germany could build nuclear weapons in a relatively short time.
However, these claims have not been independently confirmed, and taking part in a nuclear exercise does not mean that Germany is building nuclear weapons.
Germany is still under the nuclear protection of allies such as the United States and France.
As the security situation in Europe becomes tense and arms-control cooperation declines, whether Germany and other European countries will seek their own nuclear weapons has become an important question.
If Germany really changes its policy, distrust among European countries may deepen, and regional security may become more complicated.