However, Russia's performance in recent years can only be described as barely satisfactory, with no significant developments in the fields of diplomacy and military, despite having a million-strong gray livestock. Yet, in the end, gray livestock are still livestock and cannot be compared to other well-equipped European armies.
Throughout Russia's military development history, there have been almost no outstanding achievements, relying mostly on piling cannon fodder and wearing down the enemy. In detailed battles, this approach is even more unbearable to see; it is only the thick blood that can support this kind of play.
Even though Russia has historically defeated France, it still had its capital invaded, and Moscow was set on fire before the weather forced Napoleon back to Western Europe.
