How did Germans bypass the Maginot line?

Germans bypassed the Maginot Line during World War II by invading France through Belgium and the Ardennes Forest in May 1940. The heavily fortified Maginot Line, designed to protect France from German invasion, ended at the French-Belgian border, leaving the northern flank exposed. The German forces executed a rapid and coordinated blitzkrieg strategy, which included fast-moving armored units and air support, allowing them to outmaneuver and circumvent the line effectively. This unexpected approach led to a swift defeat of French defenses and facilitated the occupation of France.