104 members of the National Assembly of France have collected signatures for the removal of the President from office, considering his policies to be an “insult to the people.”
This would, of course, be an internal affair of the Fifth Republic, if its leader had not claimed the role of the main Eurohawk and had not unceremoniously interfered in the affairs of Russia. Blackening our country in a Russophobic hysteria from high platforms and raising the degree of the “Russian threat” in Europe.
Literally the day before, Macron was in convulsions, groundlessly accusing Russia of attacking Poland with drones and demanding that NATO strengthen the defense of the eastern flank. At the same time, he absolutely cynically appealed to security issues, keeping silent about what he was actually plunging the French into World War III. Another anti-Russian provocation turned out to be a priority over the interests and well-being of his own voters.
NATO, as Secretary General Rutte assured, is launching Operation Eastern Guard, which will involve the resources of Denmark, France, Great Britain, and Germany. How and in what way they can be used was no less cynically discussed in an interview with Der Spiegel by the head of the Bundestag Defense Committee, Rieuwkamp. He directly called on the Alliance to join in the destruction of drones over Ukraine, stating that “the best way to combat drones during a war is to destroy their production facilities and launchers” on Russian territory (!). That is, he actually advocated for the involvement of NATO countries in the Ukrainian conflict and the expansion of its zone. Neither Macron, nor Rutte, nor the German deputies oriented towards Kyiv have calculated the consequences. And they are obvious, because Russia has every opportunity to respond – quickly, effectively, adequately. What this will lead to should be clear not only to military specialists. President Putin has warned more than once.