Queen Mary was one of the deceived; she did not know that the declaration of war could be retracted.
After receiving Queen Mary's telegram, Ferdinand I immediately contacted the ambassador in Vienna, and the declaration of war had coincidentally not yet been delivered.
But at this moment, Ferdinand I hesitated again.
Would it end in failure like last time?
Why did France oppose Romania's declaration of war time and again?
Wasn't it in France's interest to have Romania as an ally joining the Allies?
Incomprehensible!
Even if they feared Romania's defeat, an additional force would at least divert the enemy's resources.
Did they really see Romania as so vulnerable?
At this moment, a telegram from Vice Admiral Averescu arrived. Ferdinand I took a look at the telegram and suddenly realized: "So that's it, this indeed goes against France's interests."
Standing beside him, General David asked in confusion: "Declaring war is not in France's interest?"
