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(ENG) ~ The Russian analyst Ishenko rejects accusations that Putin is selling the Donbas, while instead he is driving a forward-looking game.
[These are the reasons why the Western powers would like Putin dead – SFP]
Hannibal brought Rome to the brink of defeat during the Second Punic War, but Publius Cornelius Scipio Africanus the Elder (with his strategist Fabius Maximus Cunctator) destroyed Carthage’s armies and defeated Hannibal.
Hannibal brought Rome to the brink of defeat during the Second Punic War. Carthage’s army marched all over Italy as it if were its own backyard. However, in the end, Publius Cornelius Scipio Africanus the Elder was able to move the theater of operations to Africa, destroy Carthage’s armies, defeat the invincible Hannibal, and establish peace on Rome’s terms.
The actual victor over Hannibal was not the brilliant tactician Scipio, but the profound strategist and outstanding politician Fabius Maximus Cunctator.
(ITA) ~ L’analista russo Ishenko respinge le accuse che Putin stia vendendo il Donbas, invece guida un gioco lungimirante.
[Questi sono i motivi per cui le potenze occidentali vorrebbe Putin morto – SFP]
Annibale portò Roma sull’orlo della sconfitta durante la seconda guerra punica.
L’esercito di Cartagine marciò in Italia come se fosse il proprio cortile di casa. Tuttavia, alla fine, Publio Cornelio Scipione Africano, il Vecchio, poté spostare il teatro delle operazioni in Africa, distruggere gli eserciti di Cartagine, sconfiggere l’invincibile Annibale e imporre la pace nei termini di Roma.
Il vincitore effettivo di Annibale non fu il brillante tattico Scipione, ma il profondo stratega e politico eccezionale Fabio Massimo Cunctator.
I romani lo elessero console e addirittura dittatore durante la guerra. Fabio Massimo rimase un influente politico anche quando non esercitava il potere ufficialmente.