The Chief of the French Army has made a public statement telling the population of France they "must be ready for high intensity (military) conflict as early as tonight."
There is not yet any context surrounding this public statement but it is widely viewed as having to do with Russia.
More if I get it. Check back.
UPDATE 1:24 PM EDT --
The Chief of Staff for the French Army, Gen. Pierre Schill,
has stated that forces must be ready “as early as tonight” for high-intensity warfare, warning of a potential direct military confrontation in the near future with Russia over the defense of a NATO Ally in Eastern Europe.
HAL TURNER ANALYSIS
General Pierre Schill basically just told the world France is ready to throw on the gloves with Russia tonight if NATO calls the shot. That’s not peacetime language, that’s war footing.
When a top general openly warns of “high-intensity warfare” and hints at defending Eastern Europe, it means the brass are looking at this Ukraine-Russia mess turning into a full-blown NATO showdown.
Translation: tanks, jets, missiles, not proxy games.
The scary part? Leaders wouldn’t let him say this publicly unless the threat was real.
Europe’s sleepwalking into World War III while half its citizens are worried about climate taxes and TikTok.
This is the kind of spark that changes history overnight.
Related? -- Poland just scrambled six F-16s armed with AIM-120S-7s missiles to intercept two Shahed drones heading towards Polish territory.
