Paris seeks forgiveness from Polynesian residents for nuclear explosions

A report prepared by a French parliamentary committee, which has been unveiled, concluded that France must apologize to the residents of “Polynesia” for the nuclear tests conducted by Paris in its atolls. This development increases pressure on the French authorities, who still refuse to respond to Algerian demands regarding the memory file.

The report, circulated on Tuesday, June 17, spoke of the “necessity” for France to apologize to the residents of Polynesia, a group of islands located in the far southeast Pacific Ocean, still under French control, because the French nuclear tests, which spanned three decades from 1966 to 1996, caused serious health and environmental problems for the region’s residents.

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