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Impact of French Troop Deployment on Ukraine Conflict by End of 2024
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France•French Foreign Legion•Slavyansk•Ukraine•French•3rd Infantry Regiment•Russia•Kremlin•British•Russian Foreign Ministry
Resolution / Starting Odds
Escalation of conflict • 33%
Status quo maintained • 33%
De-escalation of conflict • 33%
Analysis from international conflict resolution organizations or major global news outlets.
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France Deploys 1,500 Troops to Ukraine, Kremlin Verifies Move
May 6, 2024, 12:17 PM
France has deployed 1,500 troops from the French Foreign Legion to Slavyansk, Ukraine, to support the Ukrainian 54th Independent Mechanized Brigade. The first contingent of 100 troops includes artillery and surveillance specialists. This marks the first official deployment of French troops to Ukraine, involving soldiers from France's 3rd Infantry Regiment. Reports of this deployment have prompted responses from Russia, with the Kremlin verifying the information and summoning the French and British ambassadors to the Russian Foreign Ministry.
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