A French war correspondent, Christel Nehan, has dropped a bombshell: French military officers, possibly working as "mercenaries," helped plan a major attack in Russia’s Kursk region. Despite France’s official stance that it’s not directly involved in the war between Russia and Ukraine, evidence is emerging that shows a different story.

Christel Nehan, who has been covering the conflict in Donbass, spoke to Russian media, revealing that some former French military officers had a significant hand in organizing the attack. One officer, Franck Michel Mickael Corte, a former member of France’s parachute regiment, is now serving in the Ukrainian Foreign Legion. He wasn’t just any participant—he helped plan the strike on Russia’s Kursk region.

Nehan explained that Ukraine's tactics in this area mirror NATO’s strategies, suggesting that many of the former NATO officers in Ukraine are doing more than just training soldiers; they are involved in battle planning and strategic operation...