At a meeting with a range of political parties, the President of France floated a scenario that could potentially lead to French troops deployed in Ukraine.

French President Emmanuel Macron met with parliamentary parties on Thursday. During the meeting Macron said he was open to the possibility of sending troops to Ukraine, as announced by, according to French newspaper L’Independant.

Fabien Roussel, a representative of the French Communist Party, said after the meeting that “Macron referenced a scenario that could lead to intervention [of French troops]: the advancement of the front towards Odesa or Kyiv.”

He noted that the French President showed parliamentarians maps of the possible directions of strikes by Russian troops in Ukraine.

Following the meeting, Jordan Bardella of the far-right National Rally party noted that “there are no restrictions and no red lines” in Macron’s approach.

  • index@sh.itjust.worksEnglish
    315·
    10 months ago

    Politicians and rulers are bad actors and professional liars who use everything as a leverage to get more wealth and power. Stalin fought the nazi in WWII, was he a good human being? fuck no he was a dictator himself tripping on power.

    Politician who these days call for freedom on one hand while supporting a genocide in the other are scum, it’s not that hard to see.

      • index@sh.itjust.worksEnglish
        310·
        10 months ago

        no? read the comments more carefully, if you need take a break walk around take a nap or eat something, there’s no hurry.

        • Flying Squid@lemmy.worldEnglish
          81·
          10 months ago

          You brought up Stalin and the Nazis. Who is Stalin and who are the Nazis in this situation?

          • prettybunnys@sh.itjust.worksEnglish
            81·
            10 months ago

            I think they just pulled an easy example out of their ass, the argument doesn’t actually relate to what they’re trying to say.

            Just “here’s a thing that will make you look dumb if you argue against” in a statement that otherwise doesn’t relate to what’s being said.