At present, the most obvious decline in the European War is not Russia, as previously predicted by Arthur, but France, which has withstood the main force of the German army.
After the failure of the border war, France fell into a passive state and could only rely on temporarily constructed defense lines.
This has also led to the fact that although there are currently more than 1 million French soldiers mobilized, the balance of the war could not be tilted in the slightest.
The average daily number of French soldiers killed or wounded on the front line is over 11,000, with the peak even reaching 30,000 casualties in a single day.
Of course, that day was the second day of trench warfare when the Germans had mobilized a large number of firearms and heavy weapons, and even many airships, causing such huge casualties to the French.
At this time, the mood of General Flynn, the commander-in-chief of the French Army, is not very pleasant.
