Macron Visits French Air base - Jordan

Macron Visits French Air base - Jordan

French President Emmanuel Macron meets French soldiers after he delivered a speech at the French military 'base aerienne projetee au Levant' (BAP, "French deployed air base") in Safawi, east of Amman on December 21, 2023, during a two-day visit to Jordan to celebrate Christmas with French forces. Photo by Nicolas Messyasz/Pool/ABACAPRESS.COM

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