That's it for a conventional war, and the Chinese terrorist organization will still maintain Saddam Hussein's resources after the first Iraq war. Although the financial collapse and prestige lost the warlord melee, it is still the largest warlord in the occupied area. China can a
lso launch unrestricted warfare including nuclear war at the same time, causing the Allied forces to have to surgically operate the main military facilities in the occupied area. In this case, the Chinese terrorist organization will directly fall into the state of Syria, and inst
ead of maintaining a unified large warlord organization, it will split into a number of small and medium warlords, which will be equally divided with other non-systematic warlords. China can also choose to avoid wars. With the slow decline of labor force, military resources, fina
ncial resources and technical equipment, it will gradually fall into mainland wars and refugee wars. In the initial stage, it still has the prestige of Chiang Kai-shek and Chongzhen, which is equivalent to being slightly stronger than the largest warlord. Declining dynasties and
failed states. After more than ten years of evolution, the three routes are not much different. Therefore, #time and situation are on the side of the Basuria.
Of course, the export version must be made in the United States, otherwise the big dollar players in the Middle East will return the goods. The Chinese artillery and artillery shell industry did not completely collapse during the era of state-owned enterprise restructuring and la
yoffs. The main reason was Kuwait's petrodollars, but they were used to American weapons, and they quickly returned the rusty shells that the Chinese army was accustomed to in a few months. At that time, China’s state-owned enterprises were not used to customers’ daring to return
products. If it was a Chinese army unit, they would probably call their leaders directly. But the dollars of the Arab princes are not to be offended, so the credit for forcing state-owned enterprises to reform is great. Large-volume military enterprises are different from aerosp
The woods around the Shizishan Mountain of Wuhan University were originally Shi Xingchuan's property, and they were seized by the Kuomintang when the National University was established to compete with the previous private and imperialist education. The landlord wrote a letter as
king for money, or exchanged another piece of land to show that he was not a key household, as long as he didn’t suffer any losses. Surrendered to the revolutionary teenager and handed over the land in the form of a charcoal seller, until Wuhan University itself was confiscated b
y the Communist Party. If you read the prose memoirs of the intellectuals of Wuhan University, you would think that they are all masters who do not eat fireworks, or landlords and gentry who were brut
The core of the wartime system is the integration of the army, military sources (local governments and manpower-concentrated enterprises’ military service bureaus or military departments), military industry, military industry resource producers, and transportation departments. Un
der the globalization-reform and opening system, the Russian Ministry of Defense It is separated from the Ministry of Economy, the Chinese Military Commission, and the State Council, making the country unable to engage in long-term large-scale wars. can give them. During the peri
od of reform and opening up, the Ministry of Armed Forces of the People's Republic of China has long been degraded to the status of the mail room of the government. It is purely a disused resettlement organization. It was decided that the Ministry of Human Resources and Armed For
In fact, it is a masterpiece of an excellent leadership secretary. The target readers are leading cadres. It is comprehensive and has no responsibility. No matter how the situation develops, firstly, it will not make mistakes, and secondly, it can get a share of the pie. Anyone w
ho is familiar with meetings and documents in occupied areas can recognize and correctly evaluate its level. The author did not think about Putin, otherwise he would propose specific measures such as land for peace, ceasefire on the spot and then negotiations. The masterpiece sho
ws that the foreign affairs department is not sure whether Xi Jinping will change his mind in the future. The various instructions expressed vaguely now are systematic long-term policies, or the momentary emotions of the top leaders who are not ready to take full responsibility,