Why did Vietnam embezzle Laos and Cambodia? What is the relationship between Vietnam and Cambodia and Laos?

1975, Vietnam was just reunified, the wounds of war were far from healed, and Vietnam was devastated. At that time, the supreme leader of Vietnam, Du?n, not only did not lead the Vietnamese people who had worked so hard to complete reunification to build their own country, but instead, with the support of the Soviet Union, he provoked wars of aggression against Laos and Cambodia and tried to establish the so-called Indo-zhina Federation. ?

Why is Du?n so eager to occupy Laos and Cambodia after the reunification of Vietnam? Why are Laos and Cambodia included in the map of Vietnam? What is the relationship between Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam?

The reason why Vietnam can't wait to invade Laos and Cambodia is really because Vietnam and Laos and Cambodia have? Special relationship? This special relationship is that in modern history, the three countries suffered from French colonial rule for a long time.

That is to say, Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia have all been invaded by the same big country, France, and have been together? Bullying? The relationship. Japan occupied Southeast Asia during World War II, and all three countries were invaded by the Japanese. Therefore, when Ho Chi Minh and others led the establishment of the Indian zhina Production Party in the early 1930s, they led the people of the three countries in their struggle against foreign invaders.

Once a French colony, Vietnam has repeatedly raised it? Special interests? It is precisely because of this special relationship that they called for and even launched wars of aggression against Laos and Vietnam. However, this so-called? Special relationship? Break up and say, but the three countries were all colonized by the same colonist, so there are? * * * Trouble? Just an experience.

Vietnam's interest demands on Laos and Cambodia are actually quite similar to India's interest demands on countries in the South Asian subcontinent. As we all know, India was just a geographical term and concept before the British invasion, not a country, and never unified.

Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos in Indo-China Peninsula However, with Britain's constant aggression against the South Asian subcontinent, Britain finally nationalized India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Myanmar and became British colonies.

And India has repeatedly made unreasonable demands on these countries which belong to the South Asian subcontinent, relying on the fact that they were invaded by the same country? Experience? . Because India even considers itself a British colony? Natural successor? I don't know where the so-called successors in India come from. Obviously, many actions in Vietnam are similar to those in India.

Vietnam fights France, Japan and the United States with its strength far stronger than Laos and Cambodia? Special experience? Since Vietnam's independence in 1954, Vietnam, which has not yet been unified, has been trying to turn these two countries into its own satellite countries and even establish the so-called Indo-zhina Federation.

Vietnam has always used this illusion to treat Laos and Cambodia? Laozi Party? 1977 After Vietnam's reunification, Du?n concluded the so-called Vietnam-Laos Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation after visiting Laos, which further confirmed the relationship between Laos and Vietnam. Special relationship? . Through this treaty, Laos' party, government, foreign affairs and other departments were controlled by Vietnamese, and Vietnam also stationed more than 50,000 troops in Laos, firmly controlling Laos.

When Vietnamese troops invaded Cambodia, so did Cambodia. 1978,1On February 25th, 978, Vietnam, with the support of the Soviet Union, put all its eggs in one basket and brazenly dispatched nearly 200,000 troops to invade Cambodia, occupying the whole country militarily and supporting the puppet regime.

Of course, many acts of injustice will kill themselves, and the size of Vietnam also determines that Vietnam's weak national strength can't support their huge ambitions at all. Finally, under the pressure of China and other countries, Viet Nam was forced to adjust its annexation policy to Cambodia and Laos, and gradually withdrew its troops stationed in these two countries.