Russia and Ukraine flashpoint

[Ryuu96]

Bofferbrauer2 said:

Ryuu96 said:

🇫🇷👀🇺🇦 "Macron told allies there would be no need to involve NATO or the U.S. if Russia targeted French troops [in Ukraine], according to an official. France has had casualties in military campaigns in Africa, for example, without turning to allies for help", - WSJ pic.twitter.com/4ztpUKZUyr

— MAKS 23 🇺🇦👀 (@Maks_NAFO_FELLA) April 3, 2024

I've my doubts they would help even if France asked for help but France won't need help from the cowards anyway.

Who's the cheese-eating running monkey now?

Edit: For those who don't understand what he says in French in the picture:

Spoiler!

We at least conquered Vietnam

Luxembourg doesn't, and can't due to it's small size and minuscule army, contribute much in terms of hardware to Ukraine. But they have something else to offer to Ukraine: Cybersecurity, and by extension, encryption. Which Luxembourg and Estonia both spearhead (and co-financed by 8 other EU-countries) to protect Ukraine from Russian hackers: RTL Today - Cyberattacks: Luxembourg and 'IT Coalition' draw lessons from Ukraine's experience

WW2 really did a number on France's image

It's not really true either and I feel like Britain has played a big part in spreading that stereotype, Lol.

Last edited by Ryuu96 - on 03 April 2024