Lieutenant General Talha on Sadat’s Role in War Success

The article focused on the role of Major General Mahmoud Talha, one of the heroes of the October War, in revealing the behind-the-scenes aspects of the conflict, particularly the strategic deception plan that relied on President Sadat's tricks to achieve victory. It explained that the success of crossing the Suez Canal and destroying the Bar Lev Line depended on operational secrecy, and that the "Salama" plan involved about 150 measures at the national level, carried out by all agencies without the enemy's knowledge. It pointed out that elements of deception, including contradictory statements and the timing of the war, were essential in paralyzing Israel's ability to predict. The choice of Saturday as the start day for combat was linked to geographical and religious studies, which facilitated the operation. It emphasized that maintaining secrecy about the images and scenes at the decisive moment was necessary, and that the war heroes confirmed that morale was high. The lessons learned from the war prove that Egypt is capable of reclaiming and defending Sinai.

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