I suggest you arrange warships to go there, and it would be best if you could send a squad of elite soldiers as well.
Your president must clearly express his stance on the Crete Island issue, leaving no room for Turkey to exploit any loopholes!"
Upon hearing this, Pierre said, "With so many orders, even if you want Xiao Ma to dance alone for you, it's not a problem.
The two Horizon-class ships in Djibouti should be able to go over, and if that's not enough, the navy could dispatch two Laffitte-class frigates.
But sending troops to Greece requires coordination with the Ministry of Defense and the Greek side..."
Joe Ga knew this guy was just making excuses, and indeed, sending troops to Crete requires approval from the Greeks, but it's not a difficult task at all.
The main issue is that the French have been worn down by their overseas deployments, and apart from countries around West Africa, they haven't gained anything elsewhere, being exhausted by long supply lines.
