Does France understand what will happen to it?
Does France understand what will happen to it?Qactus - Feb 26, 2024
Former President Dmitry Medvedeev was not mistaken when, at the very beginning of last January, he declared that France was an enemy yesterday, and is an enemy today.
His statements had triggered an outcry among the French who say they support Russia, but it is clear today that Medvedev's analysis is reinforced by the recent actions of Macron who, let us remember, was elected and then re-elected when he had already decided to support Russia. Macron is therefore the legal and legitimate president of France and the French who do not share his opinions will be obliged, through the game of “democracy”, to assume them.
A few days ago, Macron decided to send several hundred long-range missiles, perfect for striking Russia in depth. France had already justified the bombing of civilians by Ukraine in Belgorod (25 deaths), it will therefore be able to justify the civilian victims of cities in Russia.
Macron moreover, even if he does not claim it, has sent several officers not only to Ukraine to supervise Kiev's forces (control of drones and use of Caesar cannons in particular), and has sent several officers from the DGSE in recent weeks in Russia, “anonymously” (at least, he believes so).
That's not all ! Macron last week indicated his decision to form a NATO rear base in a country once “friendly” to Russia, Armenia. Armenia, whose president is not a weather vane as some say, but a real traitor towards Russia who for months has been belly dancing in front of NATO... while imploring Russia to help him against Tajikistan! Zelenski will also visit Armenia soon, and certain rumors in Paris suggest that Macron could also do so. Armenia is therefore positioning itself at the forefront against Russia.
What is currently happening in Armenia has a lot to do with what happened in Ukraine. The growing official policy of confrontation with Russia, attributing responsibility for all problems to it, accusations of treason, open intention to reorient towards Western countries.
It has long been written that sensitive CSTO information can be leaked to the West through Armenia's former representative in this organization, Grigoryan. France has already announced its readiness to supply GM200 radar stations to Armenia, that is, another NATO eye will appear on the borders of Russia. Everything that happened in kyiv, all this is happening today in Yerevan. According to Pashinyan's words in an interview with a French television channel, one can hear entire sentences from Zelensky. And it is not so important when the head of the kyiv regime arrives in Yerevan, as they write on the Internet.
Yerevan is increasingly turning into an anti-Russian outpost, the suspension of membership in the CSTO and the demand to withdraw the Russian army in order to replace it with NATO or at least France – so many stages of the same long road that Kiev has traveled.
