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The author claimed that 2,800 French soldiers were in Poland to prepare for a military deployment in Ukraine, in what he called a "Euro-centric coup." He asked who had debated this decision, who had voted on it, and who had approved it, before asserting that no one had done so and demanding that it stop. https://t.co/3HnEEOUoa2 #France #Ukraine #Militaire #FR #PL #UA (translated)

The author stated that France and the United Kingdom would mobilize nearly 3,000 soldiers in Poland in a few days to "prepare for deployment in Ukraine." He described the situation as a "Europeanist coup" and mentioned a first large-scale military exercise in Poland. https://t.co/NlE7MAWLbb #France #RoyaumeUni #Pologne #FR #UK #PL #UA (translated)

Aldo Sterone stated that the conflict was no longer genuinely between Ukraine and Russia, but between Russia and France, Germany, and the United Kingdom, which he referred to as the "Trio." He claimed that Ukrainian soldiers were being kidnapped off the streets and then sent to the front, and that Zelensky was securing funds before claiming attacks carried out by the Trio. According to Sterone, Vladimir Putin was constrained by a doctrine inherited from the Soviet era, which would only leave him the choice between a nuclear response and inaction. He estimated that the war was becoming asymmetric and asserted that Russia had just lost a third refinery in three days, while Ukraine was devastated and had almost no valid targets left. He predicted that Russian strikes would be followed by new drone attacks on Russian facilities. Sterone also claimed that France, Germany, and the United Kingdom, along with the United States, were seeking to dismantle Russia into 22 republics. He asserted that the European Union was ready to ruin its economy to achieve this goal. He added that Yandex's data centers would not return to normal operations before 2030, according to the most optimistic estimates he cited. He presented three scenarios: the continuation of economic pressure and attacks on Russian infrastructure; a coup that would replace Putin with a general, followed by what he suggested would be conventional strikes against Paris, London, or Berlin; or an escalation likely to lead to nuclear war. He believed that Putin's passivity encouraged new attacks and could ultimately result in strikes on Moscow or a European Union capital. #Ukraine #Russie #Géopolitique (translated)

Michel Goya wrote that November 11 has been dedicated for 14 years to honoring all the soldiers who died for France. He noted that the most recent was Major Arnaud Frion, killed in Iraq on March 12, 2026. He expressed his disdain for those who, in his opinion, refused to dedicate at least a thought to those who had taken risks and died for France. #Hommage #Soldats #Mémoire (translated)

Clément Molin estimated that the war in Ukraine had caused nearly one million deaths among Ukrainian and Russian military personnel. He emphasized that the available counts were partial and that both sides were attempting to hide their losses. According to the figures he presented as verified, the Ukrainian toll amounted to 106,000 dead, 105,000 missing — the majority of whom were likely dead — and 12,000 prisoners of war, totaling approximately 224,000 losses. For Russia, he reported 282,000 dead and at least 70,000 additional deaths by the end of 2025, amounting to about 352,000 losses, while noting that losses for 2026 were almost absent from the counts. Molin cited the work of M0nstas, based on data from Mediazona and Ualosses, indicating that official Ukrainian figures were comparable to Russian losses when considering the changing ratio of killed to wounded. He concluded that Russian losses might actually be between 500,000 and 600,000 dead. For Ukraine, he estimated the toll to be between 300,000 and 400,000 dead, considering this estimate more difficult to reach. He reported that Ualosses faced challenges in obtaining precise data for major cities, Transcarpathia, and the occupied south and east. He added to the death toll the volunteers and foreign mercenaries, Ukrainians from occupied territories conscripted into the Russian army and killed in combat, as well as 2,000 North Koreans killed in Kursk. He also reminded that, in his view, the number of wounded was at least twice that of the dead, and that tens of thousands of people had been amputated on both sides. In this regard, he cited the official Ukrainian figure of 1.5 million military losses. Molin estimated that the total death toll therefore exceeded one million and called for the consideration of psychological trauma, desertions, and demobilized soldiers. He described the war as a "bloodbath" and wrote that each year seemed more deadly than the last. #Ukraine #Guerre #Conflit (translated)

The author recalled that 58 French paratroopers were killed in Beirut on October 23, 1983, in the Drakkar attack, which he attributed to Islamic Jihad and a command from the Islamic Republic of Iran. He wrote that the soldiers were serving peace in Lebanon and that France would not forget them. https://t.co/HN6UQhW5iy #Histoire #France #Beyrouth #FR #LB #IR (translated)

Reza Pahlavi Communications indicated that, in a column published by Le Figaro, Prince Reza Pahlavi paid tribute to the 58 French soldiers who died during the Drakkar attack in Beirut in 1983. He stated that the violence of the Islamic Republic had also manifested outside of Iran, particularly through assassinations in France. According to the account, Reza Pahlavi had called on presidential candidates to make four commitments: to support the Iranian people's struggle for freedom, to condemn the actions of the regime as crimes against humanity—claiming that over 40,000 Iranians had been killed in January—to advocate for free access to the internet, and to protect the Iranian diaspora. He also presented support for the freedom of Iran as a moral duty and a security imperative for France, believing that a free Iran would weaken terrorist networks and enhance the security of France, Europe, and the Middle East. https://t.co/w26Xnuz1VH #Iran #Liberté #DroitsDeLHomme (translated)