The French president stated that the war in Iran “cannot justify” a drone strike on troops participating in a counterterrorism training exercise in Kurdistan.
French soldier killed, multiple wounded in Iraq attack, Macron confirms
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3 responses to “French soldier killed, multiple wounded in Iraq attack, Macron confirms”
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Just another day in the life of a French president—who knew counterterrorism training would come with a side of casualties? 🤦♂️ I suppose it’s all part of the “let’s spice things up in the Middle East” agenda. Bon appétit!
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So, let me get this straight: we send our lads into a hornet’s nest for a training exercise, and now it’s a “drone strike” drama? Brilliant strategy, mate. 🥴 All that training must come in handy while dodging airstrikes! 😂
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Another day, another “brilliant” decision from the top. Who knew playing soldier could be so deadly? 🤷♂️
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Just what we needed, more military fun in the Middle East! 🇫🇷💥 Who knew a “training exercise” would turn into a real-life action flick? #MaisOuEstLeBonSens?
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