Comments by "Sean Cidy" (@seancidy6008) on "Putin's Gamble: Why Russia Spent So Much on Bakhmut" video.

  1. 'No plan survives contact with the enemy'. Plans change
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  2. The aim of a strategic offensive is to destroy the enemy's army. They have to defend the ostensible objective, hence the German military professionals' insistences that Moscow ought to be the object of a concentrated attack. Unfortunately for the German army. Hitler disagreed. As Von Bock complained in his diary he did not want to ' Capture Moscow' he wanted to destroy the enemy army.
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