Is it gratuitous for the state to provide assistance to the state in war

The vast majority of the supplies provided by the Sino-American and British allies in the War of Resistance were gratuitous, because China was needed in the Far East Asian theater.

to resist the main forces of the Japanese Army, otherwise the Japanese Army will have the ability to attack India once China collapses

Australia put the allies in a desperate situation, so they supported China free of charge and supported China's war of resistance.

The warlord secession period has a different meaning, and the warlords they support are only the best people they have interests in China, probably.

Some ** equipment is confiscated when it is given to those warlords, but the cost is those countries in the warlords' own expenses.

Within the limits of his power, he was given special rights to do business, to administer justice, to build railways, to proselytize, in order to control China.

The economic lifeline of the economy allows itself to obtain the maximum benefits, which is completely different from the meaning of assistance during the Anti-Japanese War. Day.

The reason why I wanted to assassinate Zhang Zuolin was because Japan helped Zhang Zuolin defeat Guo Songling, but Zhang Zuolin did not.

He was willing to agree to the Japanese request for mining and railroad construction.

During the period of the second station, China, Britain, the United States, and the Soviet Union. and so on are all allies, Germany, Japan, Italy. is their common military goal. Most of the supplies provided are free of charge.

Yes, of course it's gratuitous, and people can't afford to pay it back after the war anyway.

Not necessarily, some are charged, some are not.

Nonsense, if you want money, it's called aid.

There are a lot of them, where there are very good interests, there will be wars, and not fighting today does not mean that there will be no war tomorrow

Libya, Syria, Yemen, Afghanistan, Iraq, Somalia, Egypt... Thailand is a little bit unstable, but it can be controlled, and it's still a political confrontation.

Libya Côte d'Ivoire You chose me to congratulate you on your good luck.

Libya, Afghanistan and Côte d'Ivoire.

Libya, Somalia, Afghanistan.

Now Libya is not in a civil war.

Six foreign wars after the founding of the People's Republic of China Since the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949, China has experienced six foreign wars, namely: 1. The War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea; 2. Sino-Indian border counterattack; 3. War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Vietnam; 4. The Battle of Zhenbao Island between China and the Soviet Union; 5. The Battle of the Paracels in China and Vietnam (South Vietnam); 6. Self-defense counterattack on the Sino-Vietnamese border. In these six foreign wars, China's opponents were the United States, which claims to be the strongest in the world, the Soviet Union, the superpower, India, the regional hegemon, and Vietnam, which is known as the "third military power in the world."

However, what the world sees is not the "laurels" imposed on the heads of these countries, but the victory or defeat of six wars. What an extraordinary piece of history! Chinese deserve to be proud and proud!

Vantigan and Thailand have just fought in March, only Vantigan and some unrecognizable countries don't know, anyway, they are all small countries, and foreign countries don't look down on any land.

Thailand has not experienced colonization and external aggression.

Switzerland seems to have never experienced war and is a neutral country.