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Home›Surface Vessels›French Military Denies its Aircraft Carrier ‘Charles de Gaulle’ Left Migrants to Die
Surface Vessels

May 12, 2011 · about 15 years ago

French Military Denies its Aircraft Carrier ‘Charles de Gaulle’ Left Migrants to Die

The French military on Monday rejected allegations that its Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier left migrants to die in the Mediterranean Sea… (monstersandcritics) [mappress] Source: monstersandcritics, May 12, 2011;

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The French military on Monday rejected allegations that its Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier left migrants to die in the Mediterranean Sea…

( monstersandcritics ) [mappress] Source: monstersandcritics, May 12, 2011;

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