Fashoda escalates into an Anglo-French war

What if the Fashoda Incident escalated into a wider war between Britain and France, with Russia drawn in?

Britain would hold the naval advantage, Russia could not sustain an invasion of India, and the conflict might expand into a coalition war that redraws Europe.

The Royal Navy's Royal Sovereign, Majestic, and approaching Canopus classes give Britain a stronger battle fleet than France can field in 1898. Russia adds pressure elsewhere but lacks the logistics for a successful invasion of India through Persia or Afghanistan. Germany and Austria-Hungary would see opportunities against France and Russia, while Japan could exploit Russian weakness in the Far East. Italy and the Ottoman Empire become important swing powers rather than automatic partners. The crisis could therefore become a much wider coalition war that partitions French territory and redirects later alliances, far beyond a limited colonial clash around Fashoda.