French Army Chief Reportedly Defies Macron on Ukraine Deployment, Sparking 'Institutional Crisis'

Paris, France – A recent video circulating online, attributed to 'LaPresse', has sparked considerable debate regarding France's military and political landscape. The video claims that General Pierre Schill, Chief of Staff of the French Army, has publicly stated that French soldiers will not be sent to Ukraine. This alleged declaration, presented as a 'shock announcement' on September 6th, is depicted as a direct act of disobedience that has triggered an 'unprecedented institutional crisis' within the French Republic. The report further suggests that 'rumors of an imminent coup d'état are already circulating,' and quotes an unnamed senior officer as saying, 'We are not pawns for your political whims.' The video criticizes President Emmanuel Macron, asserting that he 'seems to believe he is living in a war movie,' and contrasts his perceived actions with the army's commitment to protecting France. It highlights images of military personnel and public protests, including a demonstration in Paris with calls for 'Macron démission!' (Macron resign!). The video concludes by questioning whether the French people stand with the generals who 'dare to defy the president' and encourages viewers to share their opinions and the video widely.