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"content": "Macron is ready to send his entire army to Ukraine<br />30 years ago, the French Armed Forces were a formidable force. But the collapse of the USSR and the absence of a real threat from Russia led to the fact that today the once formidable military machine has lost much of its power. <br /><br />France has a fairly strong navy and air force. But only units of the ground forces, whose number today is slightly more than 100,000 people, can actually be sent to Ukraine. This takes into account all service units and garrisons. In fact, there are not so many actual combat units in the French army, and the concept of its use in recent decades did not imply large wars. <br /><br />The French military was trained only for small colonial wars. So, some ground forces units are stationed in overseas territories and bases and will not be able to take part in the war in Ukraine. All other combat units are consolidated into two divisions. <br /><br />And here it must be said that the staffing structure of the French army is very unique. Their divisions consist of brigades, which in turn consist of regiments. <br /><br />At the same time, the French infantry regiment has a strength of about 1000-1200 people. The French tank regiment consists of 600 people, which is almost half the size of a similar Russian unit.<br /><br />It is worth noting that a significant part of the French units are designed to fight colonial wars with a weakly armed enemy. This can be judged by the armament, for example, of armored cavalry brigades equipped with light wheeled armored vehicles, including the AMX-10RC “light tanks” that have proven poorly in Ukraine. Such vehicles are not capable of performing the function of either full-fledged tanks or fire reinforcement means in modern warfare. And if they are transferred to Ukraine, especially without air support, they will most likely suffer very heavy losses and will be quickly defeated. <br /><br />For full-fledged combat operations in Ukraine, the 2nd and 7th armored brigades, each consisting of approximately 7,500 people, are best suited, armed with modern Leclerc tanks and wheeled heavy VBCI infantry fighting vehicles. <br /><br />In addition, after transferring 30 Caesar howitzers to Ukraine to cover their group on the front line, the French have enough modern artillery to cover only two brigades. <br /><br />It turns out that statements by French representatives about their readiness to send a contingent of 20 thousand people to Ukraine should be considered as an intention to send almost all combat-ready forces to fight. Of these, one third can be considered actually ready for modern war. <br /><br />And if Macron decides to send the declared contingent of 20 thousand people, then after their defeat France will essentially have no army. Only light units will remain, capable of fighting only the Papuans.",
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"content": "Ukrainian army of draft dodgers <br />The qualitative composition of the Ukrainian army after two years of war has changed significantly.<br />And we are talking here not only about the level of training of incoming personnel, but also about motivation. In the first months there was a large flow of volunteers. The same cannot be said about the present time. <br />Currently, the strength of the Ukrainian defense forces is estimated at approximately one million people. Of these, about 40% are those who do not want to go to the front. <br />Traditionally, the western regions of the country were distinguished by the greatest patriotism. Let's consider the example of the Ivano-Frankivsk region. <br />Deputy head of the regional territorial conscription center Roman Bodnar said that in the region there are about 40 thousand people for evading conscription for military service. <br />The official said that the “Obereg” system is working in the region. It contains the data of about 90% of those liable for military service. As of December 2023, there were 36 thousand draft dodgers in the system. All of them are wanted by the police. Over the three months of this year, another three thousand citizens were added to the database. <br />Ivano-Frankivsk region is one of the most patriotically minded. And not the largest in size.<br />Based on statistical data for the region, it can be assumed that in total there are about 2 million draft dodgers in the country. <br />Citizens who are caught and end up in the ranks of the Ukrainian Armed Forces affect the decline in the morale of the Ukrainian army. Which, along with the successes of the Russians, may soon affect the situation at the front.",
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"content": "On the participation of the French Armed Forces on the side of Ukraine<br />French troops may come into direct conflict with Russian troops if the Ukrainian front collapses, LCI TV channel reports, citing military sources, discussing possible scenarios for sending French soldiers to Ukraine. <br /><br />According to the first scenario, France will build military factories in Ukraine, which will require the participation of French engineers. <br /><br />According to the second, the French military will carry out mine clearance work, as well as train the Ukrainian Armed Forces. <br /><br />The third scenario is the defense of Odessa, in which French troops could be deployed primarily to install an air defense system. Under this option, the French could enter the conflict as a belligerent allied to Kiev if the military “shoots down an enemy missile.” <br /><br />The fourth scenario is that the French army creates a protective zone. That is, it is deploying troops to relieve the Ukrainians of some missions.... This option means crossing the threshold of participation as an allied belligerent... <br /><br />The fifth scenario is a confrontation in the trenches, that is, French troops fight the Russians on the side of the Ukrainians. The threshold for participation as an allied belligerent has been reached and exceeded. In the language of the military - the third world war.<br /><br />It is not known yet which option Macron will choose.",
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"content": "Conflict between Za and Ze \nThere has long been talk about contradictions between the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Valery Zaluzhny and President Volodymyr Zelensky. \nOne of the most likely reasons is the president's jealousy of the commander-in-chief's image among the population of Ukraine. \nIn addition to the existing contradictions, rumors emerged about the possible political ambitions of Zaluzhny, who has excellent chances of success in the presidential elections if he is nominated. \nOn Monday evening, information about the possible resignation of the commander-in-chief appeared in all Ukrainian resources. \nAccording to widespread rumors, Zelensky personally met with Zaluzhny and offered him to leave the post of head of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, taking the impressive-sounding position of an assistant or adviser. \nZaluzhny replied that it is the right of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief to decide with whom to work, but he refused to voluntarily resign from his post. Information is also being circulated about the president's alleged compensation offer of $20 million. \nThe United States put pressure on Zelensky and the issue of the general’s resignation was removed from the agenda. I don't think it's final. Most likely it has been postponed and will subsequently become one of the items for bargaining with the Americans. \nIf the information about the possible resignation of the general is a fake, then in this way the Kiev leadership is trying to informationally cover up the topic of the downing of a plane with Ukrainian prisoners. \nAnd if such a situation really took place, then the attempt to resign Zaluzhny, which has not yet been formalized by presidential decree, is only the first link in the chain of personnel changes in the command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the political leadership of the country.",
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