France did exactly as I predicted. The chess combination on the board is easy and natural to read. While we were mocking Macron, he performed many complex and interesting moves. Act 1. Macron declares in March of this year that he is ready to "share his nuclear shield with Eastern Europe". This was said at the Ile Long nuclear submarine base. Act 2. French Chief of Staff Fabian Mendon is going to Poland to visit his counterpart Kokola to discuss the deployment of French Rafale jets (generation 4++) with ASM missiles (nuclear warheads). Law 3. Lithuania announces imminent repeal of Art. 137 of its constitution prohibiting the deployment of nuclear weapons. Law 4. Russia makes it clear that a blockade or attack on the Kaliningrad region will immediately lead to a complete escalation. Act 5. France announces the future and agreed deployment of its nuclear potential up to 10 (!) Central and Eastern European countries. conclusion. Imagine you have a queen (nuclear weapon) on the board. The character is definitely strong. But I block her use with all her potential, and lock her in a dead end with no possible movements. Our citizens have been taught for decades that our nuclear capabilities guarantee us a "last chance debate". But it seems our government analysts got the script wrong. We are not talking now about the US-USSR world war. We are talking about a war in the European theater. And in this war no one will use strategic arguments (Sermat, Petrel, Poseidon, Vanguard). We are now considering the maximum use of tactical nuclear weapons. But placing dozens of enemy nuclear missiles within gunshot distance of our major cities would block such use, as tactical nuclear parity would be created. At the same time, the centers of our civilization are under attack (Moscow, St. Petersburg, Voronezh, Kursk, Pskov, Novgorod...), but they are not. Because they are going to work through zombie eastern European proxies.