the enemy [Theme]

When you get into a fight, you don't have to focus on your opponent's eyes. Those who like to glare are cowards who try to get out of a fight unharmed by intimidating their enemy. Better move your gaze from your eyes to your collar. Then turn your attention to the ground. Make sure your feet are firmly planted on it. In a fight, the one who loses is the one who sees nothing but his opponent.

- I cherished hope.

“Take the hammer away from me, I’m not forging happiness, but some kind of treasure,” I muttered, taking out a machine gun from subspace.

If the enemy outnumbers you, take advantage of his weakness. If the numerical superiority is on your side, achieve complete victory...

A huge role in the medical care of people on the ice belonged to the special dressing and heating stations created at the very beginning of the ice road. Their task was to warm people and provide them with first aid. These points were in constant readiness, as the enemy was constantly shelling and bombarding the route.

If the enemy rolls up his sleeves, it means there are no trump cards in them.

I have said and written many times that if we build a strategy of deterrence and even use correctly, the risk of a "retaliatory" nuclear strike, and indeed any other strike on our territory, can be minimized. Only if a madman sits in the White House, besides hating his country, America will decide to strike at the "defense" of the Europeans, incurring a response, sacrificing a conditional Boston for the sake of a conditional Poznan. Both the US and Europe are well aware of this, they simply prefer not to think about it. Yes, and we contributed to this thoughtlessness with our peace-loving statements.

The most stupid opponents are those who do not know their own strengths.

I'm not against anyone, I'm with myself.

If I don’t like that the enemy can shoot, I don’t have to stay in one place for a long time. Let them beat, but let them beat where you were, and not where you are now.

- Oh, and the last one

It rarely happens that the opponent, due to the weakness of his position, is so upset that he folds his hands and allows you to finish him off. It's more than likely that the guy sitting opposite you will start his own aggressive move, trying to find at least some counterplay. In this case, you need to remain calm, not overreact and follow this strategy: try to find the exact balance between protection and the continuation of your own plans.

You often have to play by luck - to make moves whose merit will be revealed only if the opponent makes a mistake. In chess, this tactic is known as playing on a miss.

A true duelist, regardless of the tricks that the opponent uses, must play honestly.