After arriving in Paris, Wang Dong contacted Yunlong and asked him to closely monitor the situation in France and send a team of operatives over as soon as possible.

Actually, it's a bit redundant.

Yunlong has been paying attention to the situation in France for a long time, and has also made some arrangements, but he can not provide much help, or he can't help Wang Dong and Luo Qing.

Why?

The fighting in Angola has escalated.

Just when Wang Dong and Luo Qing left the United States, the US special forces appeared on the battlefield, and then South Africa launched a military operation with Namibia on the grounds that the Angolan authorities refused to cooperate, that is, the South African Defense Forces officially crossed the border and entered Angola to fight.

In addition, Angola is under intense pressure from the AU.

All in all, the main force of the "Angu" company is all in Angola, and it is difficult to spare manpower to help Wang Dong and Luo Qing, and Europe has never been the area of activity of the "Angu" company.

Yunlong said that he would send a group of personnel over as soon as possible, but asked Wang Dong and Luo Qing not to have too much hope.

In fact, this result was also expected by Wang Dong.

The situation in France is still deteriorating.

Although the situation in Paris has improved after the French authorities sent in the military and police to maintain order, demonstrations against migrants and refugees are still going on in other places, especially in large southern cities such as Lyon, and there is a high risk that they will turn violent.

In some cities where immigrants gather, violent clashes have already taken place.

In Marseille, for example, protesters have clashed with the military and police, resulting in dozens of casualties and tens of thousands of migrants from Africa and the Middle East.

In remote towns and villages, even worse things have happened, such as the burning of refugee camps.

In the words of the news media, France is on the verge of a violent revolution, and the situation at home could spiral out of control at any moment.

Is it so serious?

In fact, in Paris, the vast majority of French people are still good law-abiding citizens, and only a few of them are troublemakers, and they come from other places.

No matter how you look at it, this does not look like a city that is about to break out in a revolution.

Of course, the cities of the South are even more severe.

It was precisely for this reason that on the night Wang Dong and Luo Qing arrived in Paris, the French president issued an order to send an additional 50,000 military and police to southern cities such as Lyon and Marseille to help the local government maintain order, and authorized the local government to issue martial law orders if necessary.

Send the military police to the south?

How many military police are there in total?

Moreover, even if the Wehrmacht is counted, how much military force can France mobilize?

Send 50,000 military police to the south, how many remain in Paris?

Obviously, the troublemakers wanted the French authorities to send military police to the south to suppress the riots, so that Paris would not have enough military and police to maintain order.

If there were a riot in Paris at this time, the consequences would be unimaginable.

It was precisely because of this concern that Wang Dong and Luo Qing did not go to the hotel, but stayed in the car and went to the Elysee Palace, that is, the presidential palace.

If Emily was going to do something, she would definitely go after the presidential palace.

Why?

If you can take control of the presidential palace in one fell swoop, you may be able to force the French president to step down without blood, and then change the political map of the whole of France.

Of course, even the removal of the French president would be enough to trigger a nationwide riot and unrest.

In addition, there is the possibility of a military coup.

All in all, if Emily wants to mess up France, she must first set her sights on the Elysée Palace and do it when the French president has no time to care.

Perhaps, this is also the key to the outbreak of large-scale riots in the cities of southern France.

So, what method will Emily use against the French president?

A military coup?

Obviously, there was too much movement.

Crucially, a military coup will certainly not be supported by the international community, or even by its own people, and it will hardly lead to a good outcome.

In addition, it is not easy to control the army.

In any case, France is a country governed by the rule of law, and the officers and men of the army are well aware of their duties and may not be at the mercy of a foreigner.

Even if Emily was able to control the army's senior generals, she might not be able to get the lower-ranking officers and soldiers to accept orders.

Riot?

Obviously, it's more difficult.

It is more difficult to gather tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, of people to demonstrate outside the Élysée Palace and then provoke a large-scale riot than to stage a military coup, and with so many civilians gathered together, there is simply no way to control the scene.

If Emily really had that ability, she might as well launch a military coup d'état.

Assassinate?

Obviously, even if you get rid of the president, you won't change anything.

As a country with a sound system, in France, the president is only a representative of the ruling party, so the president himself is more of a symbolic symbol.

Historically, at least in modern history, there has not been a single assassination of a president that has caused a country to spiral out of control.

In addition, the assassination is also very difficult, after all, there must be many secret service personnel around the French president, and the assassin may not be able to get close to it smoothly.

Even if Emily did it herself, she might not succeed.

Organize an attack?

Obviously, Emily must have the ability to do so if she wants to.

Let's not forget, in addition to herself, she has many reinforced warriors under her command, so she will definitely be able to break through the defenses of the Élysée Palace with a surprise attack.

The question is, what's the use?

Bringing people into a surprise attack is no different from launching a military coup.

Also, Emily they are not French.

If the matter is too big, it will unite the French and thus cover up the contradictions between immigrants and refugees.

In any case, the vast majority of French people would not support such violence.

Wang Dong couldn't figure it out.

However, he had a hunch that Emily would come here, and that it was for the President of France, in order to completely mess up France.

Soon, it was late at night.

When Luo Qing's phone rang, Wang Dong was eating.

"What? Okay, I got it. ”

Hanging up the phone, Luo Qing did not put down his mobile phone, but used his mobile phone to open a website, which is the news channel of French national television.

The picture shows the presidential office of the Élysée Palace, and it looks like it is going to be broadcast live.

"What's going on?"

"The rat called, and the French presidential palace announced more than 10 minutes ago that the president would make a nationally televised address. In addition, the French president has ordered the Marseille military police to surround the migrant and refugee areas in the north, and tanks and fighting vehicles have been dispatched, and it seems that something big is about to happen. ”

Wang Dong frowned, and then looked towards the Elysee Palace.

Siege of refugee camps?

What is the French president thinking, or rather trying to do?