and it does not apply at all in relation to the general leadership of the armed forces , because al-sadat was the one who should intervene in the administration of the war, and the character of ahmad ismail is weak as an imam. shazli barnazer insisted on stopping, and threatened to kill him if he repeated this issue. it was assumed that al-dur al-aliyyah , ashaan, taqal al-khat ashaan, yaqool li atfazl naam al-qarar, tashab ai bandaqiyyah, and this is how the second strategic mistake of the egyptian army happened again with anwarsadat's insistence. arilon forces on the west bank of the suez canal have destroyed a large number of samdo missile systems. therefore , unlike a few days ago, israeli fighters hunted egyptian tanks over the sinai desert and the suez canal without worrying about the parachutes of these systems. paid. these parties are harmful. seriously affected the morale of the egyptian forces. now the egyptian forces were suffering heavy defeats on both sides of the canal. with sadat's stubborn decisions, every day and every hour, the battlefield changed in israel's favor . sad

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