Martian2
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You won't find any.
Surely I do.
And Chinese nukes were not battle ready and China had no means to deliver it to the Soviet Union. This is why the Soviet Union decided to nuke China and informed Nixon as such, until the Soviets received the stunning "nuclear umbrella" reply from Washington DC.
Not true. The Soviet Union did not know the extent of Chinese delivery capabilities. China had been building missiles since the 1950s. By 1969, China had almost 20 years of experience in building reliable missiles.
In 1969, China had the ability to thermonuke Moscow and St. Petersburg. The Russians were not willing to engage in a thermonuclear exchange with China to the benefit of the United States.
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Anyway, I wish you would use your brain. The United States is not going to risk 300 million American lives for some Koreans. You are living in a fantasy world if you believe otherwise.
What happened after Russia annexed 20% of Georgian territory (e.g. a member of the U.N.)? The U.S. asked for a reset.
What happens after China nukes South Korea? U.S. grandstands at the U.N. for a few months and then asks China for a reset.
Get it through your head. South Korea is a disposable pawn. South Korea is not Hawaii or Alaska. I hate it when dumb Korean nationalists don't look at a map.
Do you see the boundaries for the United States of America? Newsflash: South Korea is outside of those boundaries. You're on your own in a thermonuclear war.
Hell, Georgia was on its own in just a conventional war. What happened to that partner of NATO stuff? Well, it isn't worth squat if it pisses off Russia or China. It's called Realpolitik.