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Rome Walked Into a Trap | Hannibal at Cannae ( 218 BC )

Rome walked straight into Hannibal’s deadliest trap. In 216 BC, Hannibal Barca executed the most devastating encirclement in military history at the Battle of Cannae. This video breaks down how the Roman army was trapped, surrounded, and systematically destroyed through perfect battlefield maneuvering. The Battle of Cannae stands as one of the greatest tactical victories ever recorded. Facing a numerically superior Roman force, Hannibal deliberately weakened his center, drew the legions inward, and then closed the trap with his cavalry and infantry — annihilating Rome’s army in a classic double envelopment. Through animated maps and step-by-step analysis, this video explains: Why Rome underestimated Hannibal How the Carthaginian formation worked The moment the Roman army realized it was surrounded Why Cannae is still studied in modern military academies Cannae was not just a battle — it was a warning that even the strongest empire can be destroyed by superior strategy. #battle #history #historicalempire #ancienthistory #battleofcannae #hannibalbarca