France pays tribute to fallen soldiers in Afghanistan after Trump’s false NATO troops claim
A senior French Defence Ministry official on Monday laid a wreath at a monument in Paris dedicated to the 90 French soldiers who died in Afghanistan while serving in a NATO mission that began after the September 11, 2001, attacks. It came days after President Donald Trump's assertion that non-US troops avoided the front line, sparking outrage in other NATO member states.
A senior French Defence Ministry official on Monday laid a wreath at a monument in Paris dedicated to the 90 French soldiers who died in Afghanistan while serving in a NATO mission that began after the September 11, 2001, attacks. It came days after President Donald Trump's assertion that non-US troops avoided the front line, sparking outrage in other NATO member states.
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