Will the US provide Tomahawk cruise missile to Vietnam?

[andy_hujian]

how about we build a few bases in VN and call it a day

That makes the U.S. being an ally of the communist country. Do you think people in the congress will pass it?

In the mean time, political opponents of current Vietnam leader will criticize him for being too close to the U.S, which
hurt his power.

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

In war it wouldn't matter anyways. And if Russia wants to provide cruise missiles to Vietnam, be my guest.

War with whom? vietnam aint stupid to go to war with china...and i doubt china wants war either.....as for russia... they did sell the "yakhonts" anti ship cruise missiles to vietnam..

 

[Oldman1]

War with whom? vietnam aint stupid to go to war with china...and i doubt china wants war either.....as for russia... they did sell the "yakhonts" anti ship cruise missiles to vietnam..

You never know. China already attacked Vietnam by invading them even though it was an ally. As well as taking their islands. I don't think its the question of being stupid.

 

[tonyget]

You never know. China already attacked Vietnam by invading them even though it was an ally

And that was backed by the US

 

[Oldman1]

And that was backed by the US

Okay, but it was still China invading Vietnam. China still made that decision.

 

[andy_hujian]

You never know. China already attacked Vietnam by invading them even though it was an ally. As well as taking their islands. I don't think its the question of being stupid.

It's a typical agent war. The U.S. sold a few advanced weapons to China before the war. Then the U.S. and China was in honeymoon for
as long as 10 years until 1989.

 

[tonyget]

Okay, but it was still China invading Vietnam. China still made that decision.

Who made the decision to invade Cambodia ?

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

You never know. China already attacked Vietnam by invading them even though it was an ally. As well as taking their islands. I don't think its the question of being stupid.

So did usa? and at that time... viets were asking both the chinese n soviets for weapons to fight against US... in the name of asian+communist brotherhood...

And that was backed by the US

 

[andy_hujian]

Okay, but it was still China invading Vietnam. China still made that decision.

If your argument is valid, the U.S. never stopped invading other countries.

 

[Oldman1]

It's a typical agent war. The U.S. sold a few advanced weapons to China before the war. Then the U.S. and China was in honeymoon for
as long as 10 years until 1989.

You talking like the U.S. told China to invade Vietnam.

So did usa? and at that time... viets were asking both the chinese n soviets for weapons to fight against US... in the name of asian+communist brotherhood...

And what happened to that Asian+Communist Brotherhood?

 

[tonyget]

You talking like the U.S. told China to invade Vietnam.

The U.S. wanted China to beat Soviet's dog

 

[Oldman1]

If your argument is valid, the U.S. never stopped invading other countries.

My argument is valid on China's decision to invade Vietnam, not by U.S. in that conflict.

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

You talking like the U.S. told China to invade Vietnam.



And what happened to that Asian+Communist Brotherhood?

thats not even the point my friend...

 

[Oldman1]

The U.S. wanted China to beat Soviet's dog

Thats not the same thing as telling China to invade Vietnam. It be like saying telling Britain and Germany to go to war with each other. Rooting for one side does not mean we forced them to do it.

 

[andy_hujian]

You talking like the U.S. told China to invade Vietnam.



And what happened to that Asian+Communist Brotherhood?

No. The U.S. was China's boss at that time. When China was in operation in the south border, the U.S. helped China to look at the north border. USSR had military pact with Vietnam at that time and they deployed millions of troops along China's north border.

Intelligence provided by U.S. satellite is very accurate. Thank you, America!