France denied Soviet non-governmental reports of a French Foreign Legion implementation to Ukraine, and the Associated Press published a “fake information notice,” as noted by Asia Times in updated versions of an article by Stephen Bryen that appeared on our home page. We are unsure whether the soldiers ‘ simple report from Ukraine is incorrect.
One of the best protection of the Ukraine War has been provided by Stephen Bryen, a trained professional. Some of his articles have been instantly published by Asia Times, or, as in this instance, have been republished from his Substack site with type permission. He acknowledged that the soldiers ‘ initial public scrutiny of the Russian-sourced report on the source of the leaks was possible because he had hoped to prevent a wider conflict. The Bryen content itself does not count as intentional, poorly intentioned “fake news” regardless of whether the Russian sources got it right or wrong.
There were signs, the artist himself explained in a follow-up regarding options that he had posted on his Substacks. His classic story cited Soviet mil- bloggers. There’s a large group of like individuals, who compete to give detailed records of military matters. Due to the restrictions imposed by the Kremlin on what Soviet people are allowed to show, he has found the Russian mil-loggers to be helpful in assessing what is happening in Ukraine.
The data from the mil-bloggers matched what was already widely known about the laws of French President Macron in Ukraine and what we’ve heard from other sources.
As for Asia Times ‘ editing, after getting in touch with the author, we half updated the tale on our website by adding a link to the author’s more recent Substacks article on purchasing. Following the initial promulgation, a Russian-based integrated hyperlink had broken, so we replaced it with a new Russian blogger website link. In addition to the details described in a recently published Soviet Pravda article, which detailed the French legionaries as working in the back, the article was updated to include the use of the word” fight.”
Stephen Bryen, responding with assent to our changes, told , us:” The content is being extensively discussed”. He continued, adding that a journalist for a London everyday” told me that the French denials are not so reputable.”  , In any case I am sticking to the reasoning”. Eventually, the author noted that the link to the more recent and in-depth Pravda article” shows what the various mil-bloggers have discovered so far.”  , Backs  , up my argument on the matter. I’m no altering my opinion of whether or not my story is true.
Putting everything else besides, based on our own resources, while this alert may or may not have been excessive, it almost certainly captures what is happening: Macron wants to use ground forces to intervene. He has said so constantly. But have several of his soldiers. A statement from Italy details recent NATO work to halt that train.