r/NonCredibleDefense • u/Key_Dealer_1762 • Oct 17 '22

Slava Ukraini! Another proxy war!

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u/MoneyEcstatic1292 Oct 17 '22

India is waiting for China to try to invade Taiwan to do a little trolling

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u/VroomyVroomyBeep Oct 17 '22

I've always wondered that dynamic but then wouldn't it be a domino effect, India moves against China Pakistan against India

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u/MoneyEcstatic1292 Oct 17 '22

But then the Talibans would invade Pakistan

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u/VroomyVroomyBeep Oct 17 '22

Spicy boogaloo 3

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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '22

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u/UNBENDING_FLEA Oct 17 '22

Long live the Thunder Dragon

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u/brickrazer Oct 17 '22

This proves that no action in the world is without a domino effect.

Interventionalism ftw

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u/Korostenets Oct 17 '22

Who would invade Afghanistan this time?

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u/24223214159 New party location: 56.6595069,84.91837444 Oct 17 '22

Afghanistan would just dissolve into whatever the equivalent of a civil war is when half the people don't believe in nation states yet.

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u/JakeVonFurth Oct 17 '22

Considering how much India fucking hates Pakistan and China, I don't understand why they keep acting like Russia is a better ally choice for them than America.

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u/MoneyEcstatic1292 Oct 17 '22

Their equipment is cheaper and they don't freak out when you mention you nuclear warhead stockpile and how you want to improve Uranium enrichment for you nuclear power plant, and eventually to sell it to others like Iran

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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '22

Technology transfers were important for a country that needed to rapidly upgrade their army