What will happen if Japan invades the Soviet Union?

The Soviet era refers to (1917-1991). During this period, according to various historical documents, Japan did not really invade the Soviet Union, but the absence of invasion did not mean that the two countries did not have a big fight, and the battle of Nomenkan between Japan and the Soviet Union was the touchstone of the military confrontation between the two countries, which eventually ended in Japan's fiasco. We can learn a lesson from this battle. In terms of military strength, it is far beyond Japan. It can be said that Japan is no match for the Soviet Union. If the Soviet Union is forcibly invaded, then Japan will be defeated, and it is not necessary that the Far East battlefield of World War II may end early.

The war took place in May 1939, when the Japanese had occupied the three northeastern provinces of China and established the puppet Manchukuo. At that time, Japanese policy makers were prepared to take Manchukuo as a springboard to continue westward and occupy Outer Mongolia, while China's Outer Mongolia declared its independence at 1 92 1, and the Soviet Union has been using Outer Mongolia as its backyard ever since.

Japan's attempt to invade Mongolia in the west has damaged the interests of the Soviet Union in the Far East, and the Soviet Union will naturally not stand idly by. Finally, during the period from May 4, 1939 to September 6, 1939, large-scale military conflicts led by Japan and the Soviet Union broke out in the Nomenham Bouzid area on the Mongolian-Russian border and in the middle and lower reaches of the Halaha River in Mongolia.

The war ended in Japan's defeat, which also broke the attempt of Japanese decision-making authorities to move northward. At that time, in addition to occupying the three northeastern provinces, Japan was also preparing to attack Siberia in the Soviet Union with the goal of attacking Lake Baikal. After the Battle of Nomenkan, Japan was forced to turn to the southward strategy, with the navy as the main force, and then sought the South Pacific. The implementation of the southward plan led to the conflict of interests with the United States, and then Japan attacked Pearl Harbor and the United States was involved in World War II.

Japan can't compete with the Soviet Union, mainly supported by a strong industrial system. Various new equipment of the army and air force emerge in an endless stream, and the logistics support is sufficient. On the other hand, Japan's primary schools are poor in resources and rely entirely on belligerence to support the Far East battlefield. Compared with the Soviet Union, it is obviously not the same level. If it insists on storming the Soviet Union, it will only be mercilessly slapped in the face. Bring shame on yourself.