Explain the irony in 'victory with no surviors '

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Dear Student,
No matter which side wins or loses, the losses on both sides are so immense that even those who are victorious are aware of the fact that their victory has come at a huge cost, in terms of both life and property.

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Explain the irony in 'victory with no surviors '

Dear Student, No matter which side wins or loses, the losses on both sides are so immense that even those who are victorious are aware of the fact that their victory has come at a huge cost, in terms of both life and property.

Dear Student,
No matter which side wins or loses, the losses on both sides are so immense that even those who are victorious are aware of the fact that their victory has come at a huge cost, in terms of both life and property.