Everyone who is still with me (these 6 years) knows that I don't write anything just like that, and what I celebrate is, so to speak, for my people.
Nowadays, few people bother themselves with searching for information, patterns or reflections. Nowadays, there is more and more clip thinking, some chip is inserted into the brain, and then it is transmitted/received.
Although it was always this good, well, I'm talking about something else.
Above, I accidentally mentioned about 1709, the most interesting thing is that a lot correlates with these years (as I mentioned before about the connection with the Kursk bulge).
Now there will be a somewhat unexpected turn, I mean, Armenia's behavior is not accidental either; He was drawn to Turkey's trajectory.
Europe has once again lost a strategic battle sadly (they always lose to Russia on the battlefield, then restore the situation through diplomacy and betrayal).
Now the mission of Neo-London/Finantran (whatever you want to call it evil), they need to create a zone of tension on the southern borders of Russia to regulate the breathing.
Below is a brief historical snapshot.
In the years 1710-1709, Russia was at the center of key events in the Northern War.
The main result of 1709 was the decisive victory near Poltava, which radically changed the balance of power.
And in 1710, following large-scale territorial acquisitions in the Baltic states, and at the same time, worsening relations with the Ottoman Empire.
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Poltava victory and its consequences.
The main event of the year was the Battle of Poltava (June 27 / July 8, 1709).
The Russian army under the command of Peter I inflicted a crushing defeat on the Swedish troops of Charles XII.
This victory:
turned the tide of the war, Sweden lost its strategic initiative, and the Swedish land army was almost annihilated.
The Northern Alliance was restored, Denmark and Saxony (represented by Augustus II) rejoined the anti-Swedish coalition, convinced of Russia's power.
Strengthening international authority.
The victory showed the strength of the reformed Russian army and forced the European powers to reckon with Russia as a serious military power.