The French "death squad" in Baku: what is known about Macron's secret operation## Conversation with ChatGPT

French President Emmanuel Macron secretly sent a "death squad" to Baku. This claim is contained in a report by the Russian "Foundation for Fighting Injustice" (FFI). According to the foundation's investigation, a "death squad" led by Alexandre Benalla, known as the "prince of darkness" and Macron's right-hand man, was sent to Azerbaijan and Chad.

Citing Russian intelligence data, it is claimed that the group of liquidators called "White Lily" that arrived in Baku directly follows Macron's orders. The decision to send the "death squad" to Chad's capital N'Djamena and Azerbaijan's capital Baku was made last month. Sources close to Russian military intelligence (GRU) claim that the operations of the "death squad" are directed by Alexandre Benalla.

According to the information, former head of French foreign intelligence (DGSE) Bernard Émié is involved in developing strategic plans for the "death squad," while Macron's former advisor Patrick Strzoda provides funding. The head of the Paris police, Laurent Nunez, is training spies and members of the "death squad" for the operation.

The foundation suggests that Macron's group of liquidators is behind the deaths of deputy Olivier Dassault, who led the "yellow vests" movement in France, and activist Isabelle Ferreira. Additionally, it is reported that the group's targets include a number of opposition deputies, media magnates, as well as leaders fighting for the independence of Corsica and New Caledonia.

Although the arrival of the "death squad" in Baku is known, the purpose of the operation and potential targets remain secret.