Hokkaido, which is north of the 38th parallel.

At the beginning, Truman proposed to build the 38th parallel on the Korean Peninsula and separate the north and the south, so that the Soviet Union would have to eat all the meat, but Stalin extended the 38th parallel to the island country, in fact, if it was postponed, not only Hokkaido, but also part of the island of Honshu would have to be ceded to the Soviet Union.

As long as the Soviet Union wants Hokkaido, it is cheaper for the United States.

Hokkaido is the second largest island of the island nation, and the geographical position is superior, and the occupation of the island, the Sea of Okhotsk will become the "inner lake" of the Soviet Union, which is of great strategic importance to the Pacific Fleet of the Soviet Far East. They can go out of the Pacific Ocean at any time and compete with the United States for sea power, and the United States used to fight with island countries, but now it will be their turn to confront the Soviet Union.

After all, the United States and the Soviet Union united, there is no way to do it, if it is not united, the whole world will have to plug in ***.

However, even in World War II, the United States and the Soviet Union had a lot of dirty problems, for example, although they provided support to the Soviet Union, the United States did not send troops for a long time and did not open up a second battlefield, and it was not until the Soviet Union was about to defeat Germany that the United States hurried to open up a second battlefield to pick fruits.

At that time, Truman agreed, and Stalin kept his promise to stop the Soviet troops, which had arrived near Seoul, and withdraw to the north of the 38th parallel. The rest of the story, as you all know, detonated the nuclear bomb. The island nation surrendered. Petro Bori was very clear about this history, because at that time he was a pilot of the Pacific Fleet.

"After the surrender, General MacArthur flew urgently to Tokyo, and from then on, we began to garrison troops in the island country, and we have been stationed until now." Petro Bori said: "When the island country surrenders and we garrison our troops, Stalin thinks that it is our turn to fulfill our promise, so he sends someone to meet MacArthur in Tokyo to discuss the concrete implementation of the plan to occupy Hokkaido." ”

Speaking of this, Petro Bori laughed: "As a result, that person was scolded by General MacArthur, and General MacArthur denied it, never knowing about it, Hokkaido is his own, and it is not the turn of the Soviets to intervene." ”

"Then the Soviets are willing to admit defeat? That Stalin, but the Iron Giant. One person asked.

"Yes, how can the Soviets suffer, at that time, General MacArthur vetoed this plan, and the Soviets said that they would forcibly land in Hokkaido, at that time, General MacArthur said very domineeringly, then I will destroy all the Soviet soldiers who invaded Hokkaido, including you."

At that time, the United States did not have the spirit of contract and beat the Soviets once, but from the perspective of the United States, this was definitely not a mistake, but a clever move.

If the Soviets occupy Hokkaido, they will have to confront the Soviets in the Pacific Ocean every day, and now, the Soviets do not have a suitable port in the Far East, they can only retreat in Vladivostokry, want to come out, and are under the surveillance of the United States at any time.

At that time, the Soviets suffered a dumb loss, Stalin was angry, the Soviets defeated Germany on their own, and were able to tolerate the stationing of American troops in Germany; In return, the Americans, who won the Pacific War independently, should also allow the Soviet Union to station troops in Japan.

However, Stalin did not make a move in the end, after all, after the brutal World War II, the national strength of the Soviet Union has been consumed to the extreme, and the United States, through this war, has developed, so the Soviet Union does not yet have the strength to fully confront the United States, besides, Sakhalin, the Kuril Islands and other "returns" are already very rich, the center of gravity of the Soviet Union is in Europe, and it does not want to spend too much energy in Asia.

"In this way, relying on the tough General MacArthur, the Soviets never intervened in the island country." Colonel Petro Bori said.

If the Soviets had really gone to Hokkaido, they would never have been at peace, especially the Navy, and now the Navy, especially the Pacific Fleet, must thank General MacArthur for his contributions.

But what does this have to do with today's events?

When Petro Bori explained this period of history to everyone, he seemed to have understood Nathan's intentions.

Why did the Soviets confine their fighting today to Hokkaido and not expand to the south? If the Soviets really intended to provoke this war, then Hokkaido was not suitable, but Honshu was suitable, and wouldn't it be better for the Soviets to simply go straight to the Tokyo area?

After all, Hokkaido is empty and empty, and the Tokyo area is the lifeblood of the entire island nation.

So, what was the intention of the Soviets?

"In other words, the Soviets are sending troops now, on the one hand, because of the Sakhalin air disaster, and on the other hand, they want to preemptively seize Hokkaido, and then, re-open the old accounts of the year?" At this moment, the captain of the ship, Colonel Steve Bronch, who had not been silent, spoke.

The Soviets, it's really ridiculous, they want to be biao, but also to set up a memorial arch, and now, the intentions of the Soviets can be seen.

The Soviets, wanting Hokkaido, took revenge on the past.

"Yes, the Soviets can use this excuse to make us abandon our intention to take back Hokkaido." Nathan said.

When Nathan said this, everyone understood.

The Soviets made a preemptive strike and suddenly attacked, which was an intention, to occupy the whole of Hokkaido before the United States reacted, and then to dig out the old accounts from the past, and everyone sat down to discuss.

At that time, what President Truman promised was just that the Soviet Union did not do it back then, and now, the Soviet Union has done it, and the Soviet Union still occupies the situation, but it only takes back the place promised by the United States before.

What can the United States do?

In the current Cold War, the Soviet Union was the strong side and aggressive, while the United States was the defensive side.

Either they will acquiesce to the status quo, or they will be ready to fight three wars, and after careful weighing, the United States will definitely give up.

But now, the conspiracy of the Soviets did not succeed.

"So, what will the Soviets do next?" Petrobori asked, asking Bronche, but Bronch looked at Nathan instead.

Obviously, Nathan has seen the opportunity, what will happen to the Soviets next?

Seeing Bronch's gaze, Nathan spread his hands: "Don't ask me, I don't know." ”

How would I know? Now, things have developed out of the trajectory of the Red Soviet Union, in which the Soviets succeeded, and now, the Soviets have been crushed by their own side.

Next, who knows what the Soviets will do? may admit defeat, or it may go to the end with a tendon, change to a strong attack, and finally detonate the third battle.

Well, in this case, isn't the inference you just made wrong? Scratch your head.