In the shadow of frigates and nuclear submarines, three French ships play a vital role in France’s strategic power: the Monge, the Dupuy de Lôme, and the Alizé. Little known to the general public, these vessels nevertheless operate for the most sensitive state services: the DGA (Directorate General of Armaments), the DRM (Directorate of Military Intelligence), and the DGSE (General Directorate for External Security). In this video, we delve into the heart of this “shadow fleet.” Between electronic intelligence gathering, space surveillance, missile testing, and covert operations, these ships illustrate a strategic reality: in modern conflicts, information control has become as important as military power. An investigation into the most discreet capabilities of the French Navy and intelligence services. Editor & Producer: Galibellum Professional Contact: [email protected] Video Title: France’s Most SECRET SPY Ships (DGA, DRM, DGSE) == CHAPTERS == 00:00 – Introduction 00:35 – The Monge, the Giant of the Seas 04:49 – The Dupuy de Lôme, a Spy Ship? 07:46 – The Alizé, a Ship of the Action Service? 10:10 – Conclusion

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