US EditionANALYSIS: How a Ukrainian Trojan Horse Lost Half of Russia's Nuclear Fleet
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The destruction of a large part of the Russian strategic bombers from ordinary trucks is the largest action of its kind since the Greeks secretly climbed into the wooden horse, which they left "for farewell" in front of the walls of Troy. The paradox is that the spectacular details like from a Bond movie and a narrow view only through the prism of the Russian-Ukrainian war prevent us from seeing the real forest behind it. Ukrainian drone attack …
The destruction of a large part of the Russian strategic bombers from ordinary trucks is the largest action of its kind since the Greeks secretly climbed into the wooden horse that they left "for farewell" outside the walls of Troy. The paradox is that the spectacular Bond-like details and the narrow view through the prism of the Russian-Ukrainian war prevent us from seeing the real forest behind it.
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