Deploy troops to cut off the enemy's retreat route, launch an attack from the main position, and provide support with army aviation helicopters in the sky. This plan is very risky. If the plan succeeds, it will be a great victory. If the plan fails, the person who made this plan is going to be in trouble, and of course, the fate of those who implement it will be even more tragic.
Now it's needless to say, the Shah People's plan has completely collapsed. Because the armed helicopters in the sky are gone, the whole plan is not only ruined, but everyone who took the risk to launch upward attacks has fallen into a dangerous and miserable situation.
So, you see, war is really quite complicated. The whole process of making a plan and implementing it is not something that can be explained in a sentence or two.
But war is also quite simple. It's either victory or defeat. The most crucial part of the plan is thoroughly eliminated, what remains is just bad luck, failure, and the end.
