"Absent from many leaders today".. Gargash praises a "strategic intuition" of Sadat in the "October War"

Anwar Gargash, the diplomatic advisor to the President of the UAE, pointed out a "strategic axiom" that was held by the late Egyptian President Anwar Sadat that "is absent from many leaders today," in commemoration of the "October War." Gargash wrote on his page on the platform "X," formerly Twitter: "On the 53rd anniversary of the October War, the Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, may he rest in peace, affirmed that war is an extension of politics, and that power is a negotiating tool when the goal is a peace that preserves rights and interests."

The diplomatic advisor to the President of the UAE added: "A strategic axiom that Sadat employed early on, which is absent from many leaders even today." Sadat was the President of Egypt when the "October War" broke out, one of the outcomes of which was Egypt's recovery of the Sinai Peninsula through negotiations after the end of hostilities.