Was the United States afraid of the Soviet Union? 5. Is the United States afraid of the Soviet Union

Judging from the country's economic strength and overall strength, the United States is not afraid of the Soviet Union at all. But the problem is that the dog jumped over the wall in a hurry, cornering the Soviet Union into a corner, and finally launched a nuclear missile, and the United States panicked. One of the most crucial points during the Cold War was the principle of ensuring mutual destruction

No matter which of the United States and the Soviet Union opens the key to nuclear missiles first, the other side has the strength to strike a second blow and destroy each other. The US military is simply not able to intercept such an ultimate ** as the SS 18 "Satan", and one missile carries a maximum of ten sub-warheads, and the Americans shudder when they think about it. I remember that at the end of Mission 4, Zakaev launched a mass killing weapon like SS 18, scaring the Qian team and others (the background animation has about the damage caused by this missile if it hits the east coast of the United States).

Nuclear ** is the devil, if bin Laden's brother really has a nuclear bomb in his hand, it is estimated that the United States will also be afraid of three points. Therefore, during the Cold War, the United States has always tried its best to avoid direct confrontation with the Soviet Union, but has dragged the Soviet Union to death through peaceful evolution and other means. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the United States was most concerned about the destruction of nuclear weapons in the CIS countries.

After all, if the snake's teeth are extracted, there will be no threat in the future.

No one in the United States is afraid. Now the strongest is the United States.

The only thing that can compete with the United States is China, in fact, India and Japan also have great potential, but unfortunately the Indian people are limited by the Buddhist faith, have strength, and have no skills like a big stupid elephant, while Japan is the opposite, with skills, no strength, destined to be a smart dwarf. This culture of India is not reformed. It will be difficult to form a fighting force, and when China becomes strong, a large number of Indian and Japanese talents will pour into China and become one of the boosters for China's growth.

Of course, this situation must be established in China, which must first be able to contend with the United States, and China is at a crossroads.

I am afraid that his quantity is amazing, and the quality is not low in a large number of ** equipment To this day, the Russian concept of war is still stuck in the state of World War II.

But there will be no large-scale armed conflict later.

I must be afraid, and those who are ignorant and don't know how many pounds and taels they have to scold the Soviet Union there are simply shameless, mentally retarded and brain-can!

Not afraid, how could the USSR collapse if it wasn't for the United States?

Looking purely at the economic base, the United States, of course, crushed the Soviet Union. As early as the 1890s, the United States replaced Britain as the world's largest economic power, and after entering the 20th century, especially during World War I, the United States made a lot of war money by selling ** to belligerents, creating an economic boom in the 1920s. In 1929, an economic crisis that affected the entire capitalist country broke out in the United States, and the national strength suffered a heavy blow, but with the implementation of Roosevelt's New Deal, it quickly eased up.

Therefore, before the outbreak of World War II, the United States still ranked first in the world in terms of comprehensive national strength, followed by the Soviet Union, Britain, and Germany.

After the United States officially entered the war, due to the establishment of the wartime system, the rapid development of the economy, especially the military industry, and the release of super-large-scale production capacity, it completely got rid of the economic crisis, and it can be said that the outbreak of World War II completely freed the United States from the economic crisis that affected the entire capitalist society.

Compared with the Air Force, the strength of the US Army Aviation is slightly weaker than that of Britain and the Soviet Union, but the strength of the Navy is still crushing the United Kingdom and the Soviet Union. In general, the US Army was weak, and the naval and air forces were strong, which was the situation in the early days of the war.

After the Normandy landings, the strength of the US Army increased significantly.

Economically, the United States was stronger than the Soviet Union.

The Soviet Union had congenital deficiencies, and as of the end of World War II, the capital of the United States accounted for about 75 percent of the entire capitalist world, and its economic strength deserved to be the world hegemon, and the economic conditions of the Soviet Union were obvious to the world, and food and clothing were almost a problem, so the United States was stronger than the Soviet Union economically.

The Soviet Union, that was in the past, and then the Soviet Union collapsed, and the economy was not as good as the United States.

1. Curb ideological propaganda from the Eastern bloc. Such as McCarthy policy, Iron Curtain speech, containment policy.

2. Declare war directly on communism, such as the Truman Doctrine.

3. Promote its own ideology through loans, aid, etc., such as the Marshall Plan.

4. Economically, the United States adopted various means to suppress the Soviet Union. First, export controls are imposed. Second, it is necessary to strengthen control over the transfer of high and new technologies. Third, the control of international ****.

5. Militarily, the United States deterred the Soviet Union through its nuclear superiority and military alliances, and intensified the arms race to bring down the Soviet Union. After Truman, Eisenhower** pursued a "strategy of massive retaliation" in an attempt to "contain" the so-called "expansion of communist annihilism" by developing nuclear weapons and establishing a military alliance around the Soviet Union manipulated by the United States.

6. Ideologically, the United States launched a propaganda offensive and psychological warfare in order to subvert the Soviet socialist system. Psychological warfare is called the "fourth type" and is as important as political, economic, and military factors in foreign policy.