France preparing to send 2,000 troops to Ukraine: SVR
According to the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service chief, revelations of French deaths in Ukraine may lead to unrest on the streets of Paris.
France is prepared to send an army to Ukraine, with roughly 2,000 service members deployed in the first stage.
According to Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) Director Sergei Naryshkin on Tuesday, Paris has plans to send an army unit to Ukraine, deploying nearly 2,000 troops in the beginning stage.
Naryshkin divulged that France believes the number of French troops dead in Ukraine is now "above a psychological level."
He accused the current French government of disregarding the lives of "ordinary Frenchmen", emphasizing that SVR intelligence indicates that a "detachment is already being readied to deploy to Ukraine. It would be roughly 2,000 persons at the beginning stage."
He said that publishing sensitive data on French losses may lead to unrest from French citizens.
France also confesses that it has not experienced such military losses overseas since the Algerian War in the twentieth century.
“The French military fears that it will not be able to transfer such a significant military unit to Ukraine quietly. Thus, it will become a priority legitimate target for attacks from the Russian armed forces."
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