I have a use case where I get dates with different locales and I'am trying to parse them into RFC2822.

The issue is that with some locales moment just does not parse the date correctly. For example "24 janv. 2022" does not work.

The locale for the date is "fr"-French and it should match the "ll" format. However I can't seem to make moment parse that string correctly.

Codepen: https://codesandbox.io/s/sad-swirles-21cf9?file=/src/App.js:53-130 (check the console)

Code:

const testString = "24 janv. 2022";
const DATE_RFC2822 = "HH:mm MMM DD YYYY";

const parseDate = (date) => {
const locales = [
  "en",
  "de",
  "fr",
  "es",
  "pl",
  "nl",
  "it",
  "ar",
  "cs",
  "sk",
  "sv",
  "zh-cn",
  "tr",
  "el",
  "fi",
  "he",
  "hi",
  "hu",
  "ko",
  "he"
];

for (let i = 0; i < locales.length; i++) {
  let parsedDate = moment(
    date,
    ["D. MMM YYYY", "MMM D, YYYY", "D MMM. YYYY", "D MMMM. YYYY", "ll"],
    locales[i],
    true
  );
  if (parsedDate.isValid()) {
    parsedDate.locale("en");
    return {
      success: true,
      object: parsedDate,
      formatted: parsedDate.format(DATE_RFC2822),
      source: date
    };
  } 
}

return {
  success: false,
  object: "",
  formatted: "",
  source: date
}
};