Apparently, he stayed at a military fort within the MoD compound. The heart of their military. Not at some isolated location.
They sold him out.
US conflict in the Americas
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They sold him out.
Why does China *need* to threaten the US in Latam? You know it can do without Venezuelan oil, or even Brazilian crops, right? And it would much prefer to see limited US military resources deployed to SA, and even rather they withdrew everything from Asia to plunder that continent to their hearts' content? In fact that would precisely be about as ideal of a multipolar outcome as China is in all likelihood hoping for.
And to add to that, the Trumpian retreat should be encouraged, not deterred. While yes, words alone mean little and the bulk of their presence remains in Asia, if China devoted massive resources to contesting & frustrating their pivot to the Americas now it would merely serve to show the US that pivoting elsewhere to concede to China is not an option & they have no choice but to stay the course in Asia at any cost.
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Canada is next most likely... but our government will probably abide to all they want like always.
I mean it technically is because those dynasty changes are no different than for example Spain going becomming a republic than monarchy than republic than landing on monarchy. China going through dyansty changes dosen't change the fact that it is still China especially Kublai Khan who assimilated him and his clan into China.
Yes, the North Koreans are more willing to fight a high intensity war.
Now the biggest danger in Venezuela and in Latin America in general could be the prospect of the return of guerrilla warfare in the region couple with an increase of the narco situation to sustain that type of war.
Taking Taiwan is very easy by itself without Japan and US Navy. Rocket/Ballistic missile force will do 90% of the job. Destroying every piece of military hardware before enforcing a navy blockage.
Even Taiwan and Japan combined forces cannot beat China. With Taiwan, Japan and US Navy, it becomes more challenging. By 203X, it should dominate all three of them.
Trudaeu's real father (Fidel Castro) was right about America all along. Maybe the Cuban will help Canada if America decided to invade.
Ukrainian military was much larger and had actually real reserve components
This is what will happen in Taiwan, say I'm a Taiwanese solider or Venezuelan one? I see all this shit? My entire military base wiped off the planet? Uhh, I think I'm going to take a day off.
This reminds me of the Syrian Arab army, losing just because they didn't keep loyal generals, Xi is making the right choices making sure they are completely loyal.
Ultimately time is on China's side, the Americans are a falling empire and nothing can stop that, I wouldn't be surprised if in the future the Chinese military is so far ahead that we are talking about if America could defeat a Chinese robot invasion of the US mainland. But as a response, the Americans will get more violent as they see them lose their footing and very quickly will pick the wrong fight with China and maybe attempt to turn it nuclear. Nick Fute is good proof that the US will always want to be the imperial power of the world, and he would no doubt want to drop nukes on China to prevent them from winning a war. This is why China wants so much ABM protection, and nuclear stockpiling.
I wonder what the China Maduro meeting just before his capture was about. I am not going to lie, but I never imagined the Venezuelans for fold so easily. Can you imagine letting your top guy get kidnapped like this?
You really start to appreciate how strong the Palastanians are. I believe East or South Asians wouldn't have given up so easily.
You really start to appreciate how strong the Palastanians are. I believe East or South Asians wouldn't have given up so easily.
China's biggest nuke blackmail protection is Russia. In a nuke exchange, Russia and China will combined force.
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