Once the United States goes to war with Venezuela, what are the consequences? The United States has always wanted to find an opponent to go to war and show its weapons and strength, so it chose Venezuela in South America, not far from the United States, to do it. It wants to announce to the world that the strength of the United States still exists, but now, it is better to be in trouble than to have a reputation, so I dare not do it.
First of all, on the Venezuelan side, there are no people without guns in their hands, there are more than 120,000 regular soldiers, and 220,000 militias can be mobilized at any time.
These forces are not at stake, and Venezuela is not alone, and Russia, China, Cuba and Iran have expressed their support.
Take Russia as an example. It has had a lot of military cooperation with Venezuela before, ranging from weapons and equipment to military technology exchanges.
China has given Venezuela a lot of help in economic and infrastructure construction, such as helping to build people's livelihood projects such as power stations and roads, so that Venezuela's economy can breathe more.
With the support of these countries, Venezuela naturally has a lot of strength when facing pressure from the United States.
Looking at the United States, if it really starts fighting, it may not be able to take advantage. Although the U.S. military is equipped with advanced equipment, it has fought many wars in the Middle East over the years. Not only is the soldiers tired, but military spending is also a big hole.
If we go to war against Venezuela again, we must first consider the issue of military deployment. Venezuela has a special geographical location, a large land area, and a complex terrain, with plains and mountains. It is not so easy for the US military to advance quickly.
The previous experience of the U.S. military in Iraq and Afghanistan has proved that even if it can quickly take some cities, subsequent occupation and stabilization is more headache, it is easy to fall into the dirt of war.
The war is the money, if the United States is really with Venezuela, the economy will suffer great losses, now the domestic economy of the United States itself is not peaceful, the inflation problem has not been solved, and the cost of living of the people is not high.
Once the war begins, military spending will rise in a straight line, and government deficits will surely rise, knowing that before the war in Iraq, the United States spent trillions of dollars, which did not count the indirect impact on the domestic economy.
Moreover, Venezuela is an important oil producer. Once a war starts, the global oil market will definitely be in chaos, and an increase in oil prices is inevitable.
Although the United States itself produces oil, oil price fluctuations have a great impact on its domestic transportation, chemical and other industries, and ultimately the people have to pay.
Once the United States has caused economic instability because of the war, other countries may be suspicious of the dollar, before many countries have begun to attempt international trade in other currencies, and if the dollar's status shakes, the U.S. hegemony could become unstable.
Diplomatically, the United States is not good, and now the international community is increasingly rejected by the acts of disarmament, and many countries are advocating the settlement of disputes through peaceful negotiations.
If the United States goes to war on Venezuela despite its opposition, it will definitely be criticized and resisted by many countries and fall into diplomatic isolation.
When the United States launched the Iraq War before, many allies didn't support it. If it takes action rashly this time, the contradiction between allies may be even greater.
There is also a lesson from history that the United States should remember most is the Vietnam War, which was fought for a decade, the United States paid the cost of hundreds of thousands of casualties, domestic anti-war sentiment rose, the economy was severely affected, and in the end it was not only the withdrawal of troops.
The same applies to the subsequent Afghan war, which lasted twenty years, and eventually left a dirt.
These lessons tell the U.S. how serious the consequences of waging a war are, and now the decision-making level is in the midst, really want to start a war, the risk is too big than the profits, so it has been hesitant.
If there is a fight, it will be the Venezuelan people who will suffer the most. The war will make the already poor livelihood situation worse. Factories will be shut down, shops will be closed, and eating and seeing a doctor will become problems.
In the previous wars in Syria and Ukraine, a large number of refugees appeared. If Venezuela goes to war, many people will definitely be forced to leave their hometowns and seek refuge in neighboring countries. This will have an impact on the stability of the entire American region.
Nowadays, many experts feel that the problems between the United States and Venezuela should not be solved by means of war at all. Sitting down and talking is the right way.
After all, whether it is the United States or Venezuela, ordinary people do not want to live in war. Only peace and stability can allow everyone to live a good life.
As the old saying often goes, harmony produces wealth, and the same is true between countries. Only by less confrontation and more cooperation can the world be made more peaceful.
First of all, on the Venezuelan side, there are no people without guns in their hands, there are more than 120,000 regular soldiers, and 220,000 militias can be mobilized at any time.
These forces are not at stake, and Venezuela is not alone, and Russia, China, Cuba and Iran have expressed their support.
Take Russia as an example. It has had a lot of military cooperation with Venezuela before, ranging from weapons and equipment to military technology exchanges.
China has given Venezuela a lot of help in economic and infrastructure construction, such as helping to build people's livelihood projects such as power stations and roads, so that Venezuela's economy can breathe more.
With the support of these countries, Venezuela naturally has a lot of strength when facing pressure from the United States.
Looking at the United States, if it really starts fighting, it may not be able to take advantage. Although the U.S. military is equipped with advanced equipment, it has fought many wars in the Middle East over the years. Not only is the soldiers tired, but military spending is also a big hole.
If we go to war against Venezuela again, we must first consider the issue of military deployment. Venezuela has a special geographical location, a large land area, and a complex terrain, with plains and mountains. It is not so easy for the US military to advance quickly.
The previous experience of the U.S. military in Iraq and Afghanistan has proved that even if it can quickly take some cities, subsequent occupation and stabilization is more headache, it is easy to fall into the dirt of war.
The war is the money, if the United States is really with Venezuela, the economy will suffer great losses, now the domestic economy of the United States itself is not peaceful, the inflation problem has not been solved, and the cost of living of the people is not high.
Once the war begins, military spending will rise in a straight line, and government deficits will surely rise, knowing that before the war in Iraq, the United States spent trillions of dollars, which did not count the indirect impact on the domestic economy.
Moreover, Venezuela is an important oil producer. Once a war starts, the global oil market will definitely be in chaos, and an increase in oil prices is inevitable.
Although the United States itself produces oil, oil price fluctuations have a great impact on its domestic transportation, chemical and other industries, and ultimately the people have to pay.
Once the United States has caused economic instability because of the war, other countries may be suspicious of the dollar, before many countries have begun to attempt international trade in other currencies, and if the dollar's status shakes, the U.S. hegemony could become unstable.
Diplomatically, the United States is not good, and now the international community is increasingly rejected by the acts of disarmament, and many countries are advocating the settlement of disputes through peaceful negotiations.
If the United States goes to war on Venezuela despite its opposition, it will definitely be criticized and resisted by many countries and fall into diplomatic isolation.
When the United States launched the Iraq War before, many allies didn't support it. If it takes action rashly this time, the contradiction between allies may be even greater.
There is also a lesson from history that the United States should remember most is the Vietnam War, which was fought for a decade, the United States paid the cost of hundreds of thousands of casualties, domestic anti-war sentiment rose, the economy was severely affected, and in the end it was not only the withdrawal of troops.
The same applies to the subsequent Afghan war, which lasted twenty years, and eventually left a dirt.
These lessons tell the U.S. how serious the consequences of waging a war are, and now the decision-making level is in the midst, really want to start a war, the risk is too big than the profits, so it has been hesitant.
If there is a fight, it will be the Venezuelan people who will suffer the most. The war will make the already poor livelihood situation worse. Factories will be shut down, shops will be closed, and eating and seeing a doctor will become problems.
In the previous wars in Syria and Ukraine, a large number of refugees appeared. If Venezuela goes to war, many people will definitely be forced to leave their hometowns and seek refuge in neighboring countries. This will have an impact on the stability of the entire American region.
Nowadays, many experts feel that the problems between the United States and Venezuela should not be solved by means of war at all. Sitting down and talking is the right way.
After all, whether it is the United States or Venezuela, ordinary people do not want to live in war. Only peace and stability can allow everyone to live a good life.
As the old saying often goes, harmony produces wealth, and the same is true between countries. Only by less confrontation and more cooperation can the world be made more peaceful.