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Why Russia can't win against the West Russia is often portrayed as the invincible military power. And yet, this reputation is based on two wars - Napoleonic and WWII. In both cases Russia won only thanks to the alliance allied with *the* leading economic powerhouse of that era🧵
Kamil Galeev @kamilkazani Why Russia can't win against the West Russia is often portrayed as the invincible military power. And yet, this reputation is based on two wars - Napoleonic and WWII. In both cases Russia won only thanks to the alliance allied with *the* leading economic powerhouse of that era🧵 6:20 PM · Mar 19, 2022 482 0 4 8 2 3.7K 0 3 . 7 K 15K 0 1 5 K 3.2K 0 3 . 2 K Read 482 replies
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