Did the Soviet Union ever have plans to invade China in the south?

There was a plan, but it didn't work.

At that time, the two sides were afraid of beating wolves with hemp sticks. We feared a massive Soviet invasion, and the Soviet Union feared that we would cut off the Trans-Siberian Railway in a desperate way.

Lifeline. The Trans-Siberian Railway was too fragile to support the ability to transport supplies for a major offensive.

There is no detailed plan, because it is impossible for the Soviet Union to invade China, as long as the Soviet Union's invasion of China cannot be less than 100w, and it has been trapped in North China for too long, then the security pressure in Eastern Europe will double, and the Soviet Union's center of gravity is still in Eastern Europe and the Black Sea region, not in the Far East, but the more stable the Far East, the safer the Soviet Union is.

At that time, it was impossible for the Soviet Union to keep the enemy out of the country, but we had the depth to close the door and beat the dog.

Yes First carry out carpet nuclear bombing, then occupy the line of the Great Wall, and then encircle Beijing on three sides to force the establishment to surrender. It can only be said that if it is only an army unit, the outcome is unpredictable, because it is not a fuel-efficient lamp.

Yes, if there is no plan to go south, then the construction of the third front, we can resist the people's war that we played back then, and there is also the support of nuclear ** and US imperialism.

At 8 a.m. on March 2, 1969, the Chinese border guards sent a patrol detachment to the island to carry out patrol duties. After the Soviet troops discovered this, they immediately dispatched more than 70 people, divided into two armored vehicles, one military truck, and one command vehicle, and rushed from the territory of the Soviet Union to Zhenbao Island. Ignoring the warnings given to them by the Chinese border patrol detachment, the invading Soviet troops suddenly opened fire, killing and wounding six Chinese border patrol personnel.

Chinese border patrol detachments were forced to return fire in self-defense.

At 8 o'clock in the morning of August 13, 1969, the patrol of our army in the Tierekti area set off, and then, according to the official statement: the Soviet border guards dispatched 2 aircraft, dozens of tanks and armored vehicles, and more than 300 infantrymen to brazenly invade the Tirekti area and launch a surprise attack on the Chinese border guards. The Chinese border troops, under the leadership of company commander Fan Jinzhong's instructor Yang Zhenglin, fought back, and after four hours of fierce fighting, repelled three successive Soviet attacks.

In the end, due to poor preparation before the battle and a huge disparity in firepower, all 38 officers and men of the patrol died heroically. In this incident, the Soviet border guards also killed 3 Chinese militiamen and wounded 12 Chinese border guards who came to reinforce them....And the Soviets also burned the remains of our soldiers with flamethrowers!

Yes, aggression had.

In the sixties of the last century, China and the Soviet Union were at loggerheads.

A fierce conflict broke out between our country and the Soviet Union over the sovereignty of Zhenbao Island.

In March 1969, the Soviet Union invaded Zhenbao Island, and was severely attacked by our border guards, suffering heavy losses, and the Soviet Union suffered a great loss. You can find information on the Internet to learn more about the specific process of the campaign.

In addition, there was another time, in Terekti, where we suffered a loss.

The Soviet Union invaded China, and the Zhenbao Island incident, the Chinese People's Liberation Army was forced to fight back in self-defense, repelled many enemy invasions, and defended the territory of the motherland.

Of course, there were hundreds of frictions in Xinjiang, and there was a high-intensity war in Heilongjiang in the northeast, that is, the defense of Zhenbao Island, and it was also that time when we captured the Soviet T62, which gave us a great inspiration for subsequent tank research.

Fought a self-defense counterattack on Treasure Island.

Yes, the Zhenbao Island counterattack was an attack by the Soviet Union.

Yes, not just strategic plans, but also practical actions.

The armed conflict on Zhenbao Island, which lasted from 2 to 17 March 1969, is evidence of this.

In March 1969, Soviet troops carried out several armed incursions into Zhenbao Island on the Chinese side of the main channel of the Ussuri River in Heilongjiang Province and shelled deep areas along the Chinese shore. Chinese border guards were forced to counterattack in self-defense. This is the Treasure Island incident.

Treasure Island Incident in the Northeast. The Tierekti incident in the northwest.

The Treasure Island incident was enough to hack the USSR for a lifetime.

Indeed, there was the invasion of Czechoslovakia, and then there was the famous Cuban Missile Crisis, especially the Cuban Missile Crisis, which was seen as the pinnacle and turning point of the Cold War. Never before in the history of the world has humanity been so close to the brink of a nuclear war. Then there is the physical war of aggression, and there is only the Soviet-Afghan war...

Without the existence of NATO, the annexation of Europe by the Soviet Union was a sure thing, and the Soviet Union did not even hide its ambitions, and the Soviet Union had absolute superiority over NATO in the 70s during the Cold War, which was also the most vulnerable period for the United States (of course, it was the result of the Soviet Union's all-out military development regardless of the domestic economy).

As for the signs of the beginning of the Cold War, many people say that Churchill's "Iron Curtain" speech was the cause, but I am afraid that the countries of the socialist camp will collectively lose their memory of the fact that Stalin first made the so-called "decisive speech of the new capitalist imperialism" ......

Is it good for the USSR to fight a war. Both sides will lose, the biggest enemy of the Soviet Union is US imperialism, and the East and West will not stab the United States in the back.

In fact, they are not afraid, but it is equivalent to a deterrent, which is used to obtain bargaining chips. It won't go south.