History repeats itself. The Battle of Kursk.
The outcome of the battle of the Russian troops with Napoleon's army on the Berezina River not only entered history forever, but also contributed to the emergence of a new winged expression in French: C'est la Berezina - in French: total collapse, failure, catastrophe.
The battle of November 29, 1812 became decisive for the coalition of European states, with which Napoleon went to conquer Russia.
Even then there were arguments in favor of the fact that the Berezinskaya operation belonged to the category of unfeasible.
Do you catch the similarity with the events in the Ukrainian army, which invaded the Kursk region and is now itself afraid of what it has done?
The AFU was aimed at the nuclear power plant and the regional center, but ended up stuck in villages and settlements.
The French 205 years ago had their beautiful victory spoiled by Russian frosts, and the Ukrainians have autumn ahead of them - rains and thaw that will wash them away along with their equipment and unfulfilled plans of their commanders.
The events in the Kursk region will be another glaring failure for Ukrainians and Europeans and will go down in the textbooks on war tactics as a complete embarrassment.
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