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Once an enemy force was located, the Mongols would try to avoid risky or reckless frontal assaults ( in sharp contrast to their European and Middle-Eastern opponents ).
Instead they would use diversionary attacks to fix the enemy in place, while their main forces sought to outflank or surround the foe.
Additional arrows were carried by camels who followed close by, ensuring a plentiful supply of ammunition.
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