Geographically speaking, which country is the most difficult to invade?

Geographically, which country is the most difficult to invade? When it comes to marching and fighting, geographical location is very important, and the geographical location of each country is different. Some people occupy rivers and streams as barriers, while others sit on mountains, oceans and deserts as natural barriers. Especially in the current world map, it is difficult for countries to borrow money from their neighbors when marching, because many countries, large and small, are entrenched around their own territories, forming a complex network of relationships that contain and threaten each other. So, geographically, which one is it?

Many times, two neighboring countries develop wars. Because they are? Neighbors? There will inevitably be friction in the relationship. When one side is too weak, it is easy to be violated by the powerful countries next to it. Such examples abound in history. If you don't want to be invaded by other countries, one of the best conditions is that there are no other countries around, and the geographical location is in an area without other countries. According to this requirement and referring to the map of the world, Russia's land area is obviously unqualified, because its land is too big to be invaded by other countries, and it is difficult to make a comprehensive defense.

The territory of China and China is like a rooster facing the Pacific Ocean. In the period when the navy was underdeveloped before, China could also use the Pacific Ocean as a barrier to block a block. Now powerful countries have aircraft carriers, and our open coastal areas undoubtedly provide greater convenience for each other. At this time, only by vigorously developing the navy can we play an effective defensive role. In addition, China borders Mongolia in the north, faces Russia across the sea, and faces the Pacific Ocean in the east, which is conducive to the sneak attack of the fleets of various countries.

There is also the threat of Japan at the entrance to the territorial sea, and there are India, Vietnam, Thailand, Kazakhstan and other countries in the southwest of the rear area. It can be said that it borders many countries, and even Russia is a powerful country next to it. India still looks backward, but it has a large population, and it will rise slowly sooner or later to play a stabilizing role, so China is not among the most difficult countries to invade.

Britain, the country has the English Channel as a natural barrier, which is a defensive gift from God to Britain, comparable to thousands of troops. It is precisely because of the English Channel that crazy German tanks did not defeat Britain during World War II, so it is difficult to invade Britain to some extent, but it is not the most difficult country to invade.

Iraq, which was at war in modern times, should also be one of the countries vulnerable to aggression. Their geographical location is at the junction of three non-Yala States, and there are many neighboring countries. Therefore, in terms of transportation, Iraq is strategically located in a relatively central region. If any country goes to war, it will undoubtedly pass through Iraq, and Iraq will undoubtedly become an eventful country.

According to the truth that there is no powerful neighboring country or region, Canada in North America should be a country that is difficult to be invaded because it is surrounded by the powerful United States and the ocean. As long as American bosses take care of him, almost no country can easily invade Canada unless it takes a long sea route or directly crosses the United States. However, how can the overbearing American boss let other countries be presumptuous in their own land? Canada seems to be the most difficult to invade, but it is the easiest for the United States to invade. The distance between the two countries is close, and the United States can go to Canada with a little action.

So from a geographical point of view, who is the most difficult country to invade in the world?

The answer should be America. Look closely at the territory of the United States. Most of its territory is surrounded by oceans. As long as Mexico and Canada are adjacent, there is no doubt that the United States has great advantages over other countries with more neighboring countries. Although only Canada and Mexico pose a threat, the religious beliefs of these two countries are very close to those of the United States, and the ethnic differences are not great, so the friction coefficient is very low. The United States is so strong that these two small countries probably dare not provoke it. For this reason, the United States should be the most difficult country to invade as long as it develops its naval superiority and fully grasps the right to control the sea. What do you think of this?