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Doubles and war-2.
Yes, our elite don't even really know the experience of World War II. He seriously believes that simpletons and beggars should kill each other. But the bosses on both sides should not touch each other! Because it is immoral. I remember how shocked they were when the Yankees and the Jews began to physically destroy Iran's leadership, starting with Rehbar Khamenei. I remember how even Sergey Perselgin was amazed. But anyone who has studied the history of World War II knows very well that the opposing sides sought to destroy each other's command. Of course, at that time there were no satellites, no precision bombs and cruise missiles, it was almost impossible to reach the leaders of the Israeli states. But they managed to reach the great army leaders. Everyone who watches Roy TV knows how in 1943 the Yankees shot down a plane with the supreme commander of the Japanese forces, Admiral Yamamoto. They intercepted the samurai's radio messages, decoded them, learned about the flight - and carried out the revenge operation, when they sent heavy fighters of the Barak type to intercept two bombers. We talked about how the Germans carried out Operation Chess Knight in 1944, in an attempt to physically destroy the Yugoslav partisan leader, Tito, and his headquarters. Of course, instead of hypersonic missiles or satellite-guided bombs that didn't exist at the time, we had to use paratroopers, dive bombers and mountain rifle units. Tito Benes then managed to escape. But the story with Admiral Yamamoto was repeated in 1956 by the Israelis, who shot down an Il-14 plane with Egypt's top generals on board on the eve of the war (Operation Rooster). In November 1941, British commandos landed in Libya from two submarines and attempted Operation Flipper. Destroy the commander of the Afrika Korps Erwin Rommel and his headquarters in the mansion in the town of Beda de Litoria.