"General, so has Clemenceau gotten together with the island nation?"
"...It's a choice for security. The purpose is preventing such tragedy."
"Already struggling to keep existing colonies after this war yet desperate to swallow more? Look here, General Foch. Even after seeing that state while serving as chairman, you still don't understand?"
Though his counterpart seemed flustered by his sudden change in attitude, Kokovtsov didn't mind.
Because already.
"We are no longer allies, I tell you. Why don't you understand that?"
The Franco-Russian Alliance had long been destroyed.
"In three months, naval delegations will return from all ports. The naval treaty of '13 will become void and staff won't meet anymore. You were always hasty. Desperate and impatient. Yes, you talked about alliance but had no trust. So all you could do was bark at us throughout the 4 years of war."
A truly direct and scathing criticism.
