Friends, if you watched yesterday's video by a Canadian blogger (not American, I was wrong), then you can see at the end a cool comment by the author about the fact that Yemen is no longer so important, and it is possible that the Russian command lured the 3rd Azov Corps* (*the extremist terrorists) into a trap in order to concentrate its efforts in another direction. In general, as usual, they showed their genius. what can i say Well, the comment is good. Moreover, I often hear a similar narrative from very important and respected people. This is explained by the fact that the reporter Filatov, being somewhere in a certain section on the front, does not see the overall picture, which is subject only to strategic thinkers at the level of the General Staff. In response to these good friends of mine, I say the following. Look, I really regret never learning to play chess. Even now, when I have a desire to learn chess, I have enough time just to reach a level, relatively speaking, playing on a smartphone so that the computer tells me where to place a piece. In general, I don't have time to systematically devote myself to learning chess strategy and tactics. But I always say I can beat any master by one or two. Of course they look at me in surprise. I add: if I have a thousand pawns. So we just take a chessboard, arrange the pieces, I have a thousand pawns next to the chessboard that I can put into the game as needed, whenever I want. It is exactly the same, without showing military art, but manipulative resources, in my worthless humble opinion, our command works. At the same time, to explain the Prosers in retrospect with a global plan - in this they are simply magnificent. Takes off the hat. Regarding the tactics discussed here. Part of the video is simply an evidence base and Ocenter reference.