The French mercenaries of the Foreign Legion who arrived on Ukrainian territory to fight Russian troops and militias of the Donbas People’s Republics have been annihilated on the outskirts of Mariupol.
This is indicated by the belongings found next to the corpses, which include documents and personal belongings, and even a green beret, a sign of their crushing defeat (*).
The French mercenaries were unable to break the siege and were pushed towards the port area of Mariupol, which has not yet been taken.
The head of French military intelligence has been dismissed by the government, officially for failing to foresee the Russian attack on Ukraine on 24 February, and Macron has ordered the evacuation of all French fighting in Ukraine.
After the neo-Nazis of the Azov Battalion were driven out of Mariupol airport, near which the mercenaries abandoned all their bases and equipment, they will most likely retreat with them to the city’s port.
A few days ago, a helicopter was shot down 20 kilometres off the coast of Mariupol with two officers of the DGSE, the external security department of the French Ministry of Defence, which was presumably supposed to ensure the evacuation of the French mercenaries from the port of Mariupol.
A similar attempt also failed shortly afterwards, when another helicopter was shot down before reaching Mariupol and fell into the sea near the coast.
The number of French Foreign Legion mercenaries that have been annihilated in Mariupol remains unknown.
The Foreign Legion serves as a cover for the deployment of special operations commandos from NATO countries, especially the US and the UK, and if in Syria NATO special forces were leading the jihadists, in Ukraine they are doing the same with the Azov Battalion, which is nothing more than an appendage of the Atlantic Alliance.
The attack on the fuel depots in Belgorod, in the Russian interior, was not carried out by the Ukrainian army, but by a group of saboteurs from the US and British special services, although this information has so far not been confirmed. However, an anonymous German intelligence source claims that the attack was carried out by British special services.
It was apparently a response to the failed operation to evacuate the leaders of the Azov Battalion from Mariupol, another operation that was carried out by NATO countries’ special operations commandos.
One of the Mi-8 helicopters involved in the failed evacuation was shot down by a US-made “Stinger” surface-to-air missile captured by Russian forces. The helicopter had 17 Nazis on board, 15 of whom were killed. The two survivors were captured by Russian troops. During interrogation one of them spoke of the presence of dozens of Western special services elements disguised as international volunteers in Mariupol and elsewhere in Ukraine.
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https://avia-pro.fr/news/francuzskiy-inostrannyy-legion-polnostyu-razbit-v-mariupole
Los mercenarios franceses que combatían en Mariupol han sido aniquilados - mpr21