“A very small number of them actually fight because their level of Ukrainian or Russian is too basic. That’s why they’re mostly kept in reserve. Most of those on the frontline have been wounded or killed,” d’Aymee said.

While the remaining mercs “still pose a threat to us,” this “intellectually-weak material does not have the opportunity to organize into any large structures... They’re essentially ‘dumb meat’ whose mission is to die like idiots. I know some of them personally; they barely know how to competently express any opinion even in French,” d’Aymee summed up.

The Russian military carried out a precision strike against a mercenary staging area in Kharkov, northeastern Ukraine on Tuesday, killing over 60 fighters – most of them French nationals, and wounding over 20 others. The strike serves as additional proof of France’s deep, and often underreported involvement in the Ukrainian crisis, not just from 2022, but from 2014 on.

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