As Carlo anticipated, the French, after concluding the war with Asia, immediately turned their focus to Africa.
The situation in Africa had undergone significant changes, with European countries rushing to carve up this large cake.
Due to conflicts with their colonial plans with Spain, Italy, and even the United Kingdom, the French also wanted to quickly finalize their plans and bring the lands they desired under their colonial rule.
Perhaps the French were already aware that the weapons sold to Asia came from Spain, so the first target of the French was the Senegal Colony.
The Senegal Colony was located north of Spain's West Africa Colony, with the two colonies directly adjoining each other.
Due to previous occupations by the United Kingdom and Portugal, it had formed a relatively stable triangular relationship with the French further north. Although there was colonial competition among the three countries, great conflicts did not arise.
