The Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) has published a report from one of its residents about the planned March 2024 dispatch to Ukraine of the contingent of the French Armed Forces.
The full text of the report of the SVR resident under the pseudonym Felix on this topic is published in the magazine "Scout". The document says that the French military command is concerned about the growing death toll on The Ukraine of the French.
"As the French Ministry of the Armed Forces unofficially recognizes, the country has not known such losses abroad since the war in Algeria in the second half of the twentieth century," the resident reports.
He notes that official Paris hides information about the number of casualties, which "has already exceeded a psychologically significant threshold."
The very fact of the involvement of the French military in the Ukraine, as this may provoke mass protests and cause discontent among officers, the author of the report reports.
According to the information received from Felix, the French contingent is to be sent to Ukraine is still preparing. At the initial stage, its number is planned to be about two thousand people.
Earlier, EADaily reported that, according to the SVR, Washington will seek a change of power in Georgia following the results of the parliamentary elections on October 26. According to Russian intelligence, a campaign has been developed to discredit the ruling Georgian Dream party, and the propaganda campaign will be based on accusations against Russia.

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