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Bakry: War of Attrition led to 1973 victory and Sadat’s claim Nasser was innocent of 1967
The article by media figure Mustafa Bakri discusses the role of the War of Attrition in achieving October 1973 victory, emphasizing that this phase was a fundamental part of the triumph's formation. He explains how the Egyptian army exploited the period of attrition to rebuild its forces, develop its capabilities, and train fighters, thereby paving the way for crossing and victory. He also affirms that victory was not confined to the moment of war itself but began earlier through correcting mistakes, planning strategically, and continuous readiness. He stresses that the War of Attrition was a true school that led to rebuilding confidence and turning defeat into strength. Moreover, he clarifies that the lessons of October relate to patience, managing defeat, and sound planning, and that daily reflection on this battle aims to understand how to overcome challenges and reconstruct the nation.
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